Description |
186 pages 21 cm |
Summary |
Big-time Hollywood producer Ivor Llewellyn, a five-time divorcee (due to a compulsion to propose over dinner) is off to London where his California divorce lawyer, Ephraim Trout, fears he might fall to the wiles of yet another woman. Trout belongs to "B.A.", patterned after AA, which helps men prevent getting married off. He suggests Llewellyn look up a lawyer while in England to help fill the gap. |
Contents |
Introduction, P.G. Wodehouse: the lesson of the young master, by John W. Aldridge -- Jeeves takes charge -- Artistic career of Corky -- Jeeves and the unbidden guest -- The aunt and the sluggard -- The rummy affair of old Biffy -- Clustering around young Bingo -- Bertie changes his mind -- Jeeves and the impending doom -- Jeeves and the Yuletide spirit -- Jeeves and the song of songs -- Episode of the dog McIntosh -- Jeeves and the kid Clementina -- The love that purifies -- Jeeves and the old school chum -- The ordeal of young Tuppy. |
Subject |
Humorous stories.
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Humorous stories. (OCoLC)fst00963818
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Genre/Form |
Humorous fiction.
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ISBN |
0671217410 |
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9780671217419 |
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