Right Ho, Jeeves
Convinced that his valet has been running his life for too long, Bertie Wooster takes personal charge of two courtships at his aunt's Worcestershire house: a newt-fancying friend's pursuit of a soulful girl, and his cousin's quarrel with her fiancé. His method is to stop everybody eating and to send a lifelong teetotaller to hand out the prizes at a grammar school. The prize-giving is the most quoted set piece in English comic fiction.
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- continues ↑ Thank You, Jeeves
- ↓ The Code of the Woosters
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