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I'll be leaving you now Sir!

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Foxes5 | 22:08 Tue 10th Apr 2007 | Phrases & Sayings
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Who said this? I believe it was a man who made a gesture for a back-hand tip whilst he was saying it.
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The fool in 'The lioness and her Knight' by Gerald Morris.
I remember an awful TV 'comedy' series, (on a par with 'On the Buses'), where Windsor Davies would half turn away, stick out a hand palm upwards behind him, cough politely, and say 'I'll be leaving you now,Sir'. I cannot remember the name of the show, and, strangely, can't find it listed in his biography. I think it was something to do with running a hotel.
Windsor Davies played the sergeant-major in 'It Ain't Half Hot Mum', and made several recordings with Don Estelle, including the hit, 'Whispering Grass'
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That's the one, Allen! Your memory is better than mine! It was Alfie Bass with Bill Frazer, not Windsor Davies, in the lead roles.
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Thanks very much for your answers folks! F.

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