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The Making of Mac’s by P. G. Wodehouse
Mac’s Restaurant–nobody calls it MacFarland’s–is a mystery. It is off the beaten track. It is not smart. It does not…
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The Man, the Maid and the Miasma by P. G. Wodehouse
Although this story is concerned principally with the Man and the Maid, the Miasma pervades it to such an extent…
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The Man Upstairs by P. G. Wodehouse
There were three distinct stages in the evolution of Annette Brougham’s attitude towards the knocking in the room above. In…
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The Man Who Disliked Cats by P. G. Wodehouse
It was Harold who first made us acquainted, when I was dining one night at the Cafe Britannique, in Soho.…
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The Man With Two Left Feet by P. G. Wodehouse
The Man with Two Left Feet is the title story of Wodehouse’s story collection published in 1917.The Man With Two…
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The Romance of an Ugly Policeman by P. G. Wodehouse
Crossing the Thames by Chelsea Bridge, the wanderer through London finds himself in pleasant Battersea. Rounding the Park, where the…
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The Salvation of George Mackintosh by P. G. Wodehouse
The young man came into the club-house. There was a frown on his usually cheerful face, and he ordered a…
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The Test Case by P. G. Wodehouse
Well-meaning chappies at the club sometimes amble up to me and tap me on the wishbone, and say “Reggie, old…
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The Tuppenny Millionaire by P. G. Wodehouse
In the crowd that strolled on the Promenade des Etrangers, enjoying the morning sunshine, there were some who had come…
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Three From Dunsterville by P. G. Wodehouse
Once upon a time there was erected in Longacre Square, New York, a large white statue, labelled ‘Our City’, the…
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