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1--Jeeves Takes Charge - (1)
Now, touching this business of old Jeeves my man, you know how do we stand? Lots of people think I'm much too dependent on him. My Aunt Aga…
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1--Jeeves Takes Charge - (2)
'I shouldn't bother about tidying the room,' I said. 'I like tidying it. It's not a bit of trouble really.' 'But it's quite tidy now.' 'Not…
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2--The Artistic Career of Corky - (1)
You will notice, as you flit through these reminiscences of mine, that from time to time the scene of action is laid in and around the city…
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2--The Artistic Career of Corky - (2)
'So you know my nephew, Mr Wooster?' I heard him say. 'I wish you would try to knock a little sense into him and make him quit this playing…
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3--Jeeves and the Unbidden Guest - (1)
I'm not absolutely certain of my facts, but I rather fancy it's Shakespeare or, if not, it's some equally brainy bird who says that it's al…
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3--Jeeves and the Unbidden Guest - (2)
Directly I managed to tear myself away that night and get home, I made up my mind that this was jolly well the last time that I went about…
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4--Jeeves and the Hard-Boiled Egg - (1)
Sometimes of a morning, as I've sat in bed sucking down the early cup of tea and watched Jeeves flitting about the room and putting out the…
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4--Jeeves and the Hard-Boiled Egg - (2)
There was Jeeves, standing behind me, full of zeal. In this matter of shimmering into rooms the man is rummy to a degree. You're sitting in…
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5--The Aunt and the Sluggard - (1)
Now that it's all over, I may as well admit that there was a time during the affair of Rockmetteller Todd when I thought that Jeeves was go…
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5--The Aunt and the Sluggard - (2)
Conversation languished once more after that. Then I tried again. I was becoming more convinced every moment that you can't make a real liv…
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6--The Rummy Affair of Old Biffy - (1)
'Jeeves,' I said, emerging from the old tub, 'rally round.' 'Yes, sir.' I beamed on the man with no little geniality. I was putting in a we…
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6--The Rummy Affair of Old Biffy - (2)
I'm bound to say I was not feeling entirely at my ease. There is something about the man that is calculated to strike terror into the stout…
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7--Without the Option - (1)
The evidence was all in. The machinery of the law had worked without a hitch. And the beak, having adjusted a pair of pince-nez which looke…
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7--Without the Option - (2)
'What?' 'Yes, sir.' I stared at the man in horror. A ghastly thought had struck me. I quivered like an aspen. At lunch that day a curious t…
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8--Fixing it for Freddie - (1)
'Jeeves,' I said, looking in on him one afternoon on my return from the club, 'I don't want to interrupt you.' 'No, sir?' 'But I would like…
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8--Fixing it for Freddie - (2)
'What are you going to do about it?' he asked. And it would be idle to deny that his manner was peevish. 'What can we do about it?' 'We? Wh…
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9--Clustering Round Young Bingo - (1)
I blotted the last page of my manuscript and sank back, feeling more or less of a spent force. After incredible sweat of the old brow the t…
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9--Clustering Round Young Bingo - (2)
'Yes, but just one moment. What is this scheme of yours?' Bingo massaged my shoulder soothingly. 'It's something right in your line, Bertie…
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10--Bertie Changes his Mind - (1)
It has happened so frequently in the past few years that young fellows starting in my profession have come to me for a word of advice, that…
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10--Bertie Changes his Mind - (2)
'I must confess, sir, that that is how they used to strike me. In my younger day, at the outset of my career, sir, I was at one time page-b…
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'Jeeves,' said Mr Wooster, when I brought him his whisky and siphon one night about a week later, 'this is dashed jolly.' 'Sir?' 'Jolly. Co…