Good King Wenceslas

'Employ the rest of the morning, then, in buzzing to and fro and collecting provender. The old King Wenceslas touch, Jeeves. You remember ? Bring me fish and bring me fowl–'

'Bring me flesh and bring me wine, sir.'

'Just as you say. You know best. Oh, and roly-poly pudding, Jeeves.'

Very Good, Jeeves. 5 Episode of the Dog McIntosh

It was shortly after he had passed on to keep his tryst, with E. B. Murchison following in his footsteps like King Wenceslaus's page, that Gally back in the hammock and thinking happily [...]'

Sunset at Blandings. Chapter 7