Jeeves In The Northern Forest

[cruxlover]

Let me tell you. I 'll never understand British aristocracy.

Great story, Sir Wragg.

Makes two of us, mind you I doubt if they understand themselves most of the time.

 

[Loxuru]

Makes two of us, mind you I doubt if they understand themselves most of the time.

Why should they bother understanding themselves? They employ people like Jeeves to understand them.

 

[Jollyrei]

View attachment 414405 Harder Jollyrei! Harder! Please! Don't hold back now! Harder!

Great story Wraggie!

You would think I could choose something better than orange to wear, wouldn't you? Oh, Barb, we were just warming up. If you want a harder stroke...oh, look! It's a decent leather whip. I was getting a bit tired of this wispy thing.

Jolly good fun, Wragg.

 

[Wragg]

I say, chaps and chapesses!

Thanks for being so awfully decent about my little bit of self-indulgent fun!

Mr. Wragg, have i oversee the Burlb?
Which cover?
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I like them both, but I think it has to be the one with the castle, please, Madiosi.

Blurb: Bertie Wragg is attempting to sing Verdi's 'La Donna e Mobile' ('Women are Fickle') in his bathtub, when a phone call from his Aunt Eulalia sets him and Jeeves on a journey north. Then he discovers, to his cost, that Verdi was a fair judge of character....

 

[windar]

Wragg, old chap, somehow amidst all the comments I missed the final part of the story. Very nice. I learned a lot. About British trains that no longer run and how chauffeur's wages were set in early 20th century Scotland. Things I will use every day going forward.