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conversational theme, and remarking that it reminds him of a story involving a relative. Then, no more than a page or two into the story, Mr. Mulliner effectively takes over the narration of the tale, describing the events that befell the relative in question. In the earlier stories, the unnamed first-person narrator returns very briefly to close out the tale back at the Angler's Rest—in later stories, the story ends when Mr. Mulliner has concluded it.
402:, as well as one about James Rodman.) When revised for book publication, Wodehouse added the Mulliner openings and narration — and it is these revised versions which appear in all Mulliner and Wodehouse anthologies to this day. These revised stories can often be distinguished by Mulliner identifying the prime character of the story as a "distant cousin" (or some other far-flung relation) whose surname is
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magazine. It is signed with initials only (P.G.W.) but the
Articles and Verse listing in the bound Punch volume CXCVIIJ Jan-June 1940 attributes the story to Wodehouse, P. G. It mentions by name Hitler, Brauchitsch, and Goebbels, which is very unusual for an author who so seldom allowed politics to
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Like much of
Wodehouse's work, the Mr. Mulliner stories were originally written for magazine publication. Thirty-eight of the 43 overall Mulliner stories were originally published between 1926 and 1937. After one brief 1940 anecdote, the final four stories appeared much later, being published between
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Little else is revealed of
Mulliner's character beyond his large family, his choice of beverage, and his hobby of fishing (which he mentions in one story replaced his earlier hobby of golf). Nevertheless, Mulliner narrates forty-three short stories. Many are collected in the three books, containing
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also includes one other story which has a tangential connection to the series: "From a
Detective's Notebook" (1959) is narrated by the detective Adrian Mulliner, who had previously been established as one of Mr. Mulliner's innumerable nephews. Strictly speaking, despite its appearance in the Mr.
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The
Mulliner stories all employ an unusual structure. At the beginning of each story, an unnamed first-person narrator sets the scene at the Angler's Rest pub, describing the conversation at the bar-parlour. This will lead to Mr. Mulliner entering the conversation, generally elaborating on the
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Mr. Mulliner himself is rarely a character in the tales he tells. An exception is the story "George and Alfred", in which Mr. Mulliner tries to help out one of his nephews who has been accused of a crime. In this story, we learn that Mr. Mulliner is a friend of
Hollywood studio head Jacob Z.
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The tales of
Mulliner all involve one of his relations: there are dozens upon dozens of cousins, nieces, and nephews. These include stories about loves lost, found and rekindled; fortunes made and lost; and opportunities grasped or missed. They take place across the globe: Los Angeles's
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primarily about one of Mr. Mulliner's relatives. However, in these two cases, Mr. Mulliner states that the stories were told to him by relatives; he is therefore reporting a story told to him by a relation, rather than a story about a relation.
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is an omnibus containing 41 of the 43 stories narrated by Mr. Mulliner. It omits "Shock Dogs", and 1937's "Romance at
Droitgate Spa", which appears in several other Wodehouse compilations but without the framework of Mr. Mulliner's narration.
230:.) Wodehouse revealed in an introduction that he devised Mr. Mulliner after collecting notebooks full of ideas that could not be used because they were too outlandish, until he had the happy notion of a fisherman whose
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Also note that a handful of what were to become "Mr. Mulliner stories" were originally published in magazines without the framework of Mr. Mulliner telling the story in question. (These include three stories about
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Schnellenhamer, and that he has stayed on
Schnellenhamer's yacht while it was cruising the Mediterranean. We also learn that Mr. Mulliner's first name, whatever it may be, is not George.
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One story -- 1940's "Shock Dogs", which is more of a brief topical conversation than a story -- has never been reprinted or collected in any form outside of its original publication in
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Unnamed. Died in the late 19th century. It is this grandmother who made
William (below) pledge to not drink until he turned 21—or 41, William can't quite remember which.
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Mulliner omnibus, this tale cannot be considered a Mr. Mulliner story, as Mr. Mulliner does not narrate it, appear in it, and is not actually referenced in it in any way.
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Lancelot Mulliner, an artist, Edward's son; a portrait painter in Bott St, London. Brought up by his uncle Theodore. ("The Story of Webster", "Cats Will Be Cats")
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George Mulliner, a stammerer and crossword puzzle enthusiast, being in love with Susan Blake. ("The Truth About George")
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starred as Mr Mulliner in a series of radio adaptations of the stories, including six episodes in 2002 under the title
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Lady Wilhelmina Mulliner, the widow of Sir Sholto Mulliner and the mother of Archibald. ("The Code of the Mulliners")
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Montrose Mulliner, Assistant Director of the Perfecto-Zizzbaum Motion Picture Corp. of Hollywood ("Monkey Business")
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Alfred Mulliner, professional conjurer known as the Great Alfredo, identical twin of George ("George and Alfred")
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William Mulliner, a businessman; a survivor of the San Francisco earthquake of 1906. ("The Story of William")
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Wilfred Mulliner, a chemist and inventor of various creams, lotions, and tonics, known in the trade as
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Sacheverall Mulliner is a nephew of Mr Mulliner, being a very timid man. ("The Voice From the Past")
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Charlotte Mulliner, a poet writing "Vignettes in Verse". ("The Unpleasantness at Bludleigh Court")
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Fourteen Mulliner stories were adapted for television as part of the 1974–1978 television series
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Mervyn Mulliner, a son of a Mr Mulliner's cousin, being a chump. ("The Knightly Quest of Mervyn")
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1824:. All further appearances of this story revert to the pre-Mulliner version. Not collected in
709:", "Archibald and the Masses", "The Code of the Mulliners"; mentioned in "The Fat of the Land")
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George Mulliner, screenwriter in Hollywood, identical twin of Alfred ("George and Alfred")
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Wilmot Mulliner, a "nodder" at Perfecto-Zizzbaum ("The Nodder", "The Juice of an Orange")
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Bulstrode Mulliner (son of Joseph Mulliner), screenwriter in Hollywood ("The Castaways")
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Early version published without Mr. Mulliner framework as "Rallying Round Old George"
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Ignatius Mulliner, portrait painter and ukulele player ("The Man Who Gave Up Smoking")
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Percival Mulliner, at preparatory school in Sussex (younger son of Wilfred and Angela)
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Mabel Potter, a private secretary and ex-bird imitator in Vaudeville; marries Wilmot
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Subsequently, rewritten. First appearance as a Mr. Mulliner story in the 1972 book
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Subsequently, rewritten. First appearance as a Mr. Mulliner story in the 1959 book
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Mordred Mulliner, a poet; an accidental pyromaniac. ("The Fiery Wooing of Mordred")
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Rupert Mulliner; the father of Anselm. (Mentioned in "Anselm gets his Chance")
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Joseph Mulliner, being the father of Bulstrode. (Mentioned in "The Castaways")
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he also has a cameo role (Rev. Augustine Mulliner reads a letter from him) in
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Eustace Mulliner, works at the British Embassy in Switzerland. ("Open House")
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and a sock collector. He will have to find more in order to seduce and marry
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Note that Mr. Mulliner has three nephews named George, all different people.
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Brancepeth Mulliner, an artist in search of a character. ("Buried Treasure")
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Sidney George McMurdo, insurance executive and scratch golfer; marries Agnes
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Reginald Mulliner, inheritor of a substantial sum of money ("Big Business")
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Frederick Mulliner (brother of Dr George) ("Portrait of a Disciplinarian")
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Anselm Mulliner, a curate, Rupert's younger son ("Anselm Gets His Chance")
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A Sieur de Moulinières "came over with the Conqueror", presumably in 1066.
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Augustus Mulliner; in love with Hermione Brimble. ("The Right Approach")
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Osbert Mulliner, a rich jade collector ("The Ordeal of Osbert Mulliner")
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Cedric Mulliner, a foppish bachelor of 45 years. ("The Story of Cedric")
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Ferdinand Mulliner, studying at Eton (older son of Wilfred and Angela)
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Subsequently, rewritten. First appearance as a Mr. Mulliner story in
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Subsequently, rewritten. First appearance as a Mr. Mulliner story in
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Subsequently, rewritten. First appearance as a Mr. Mulliner story in
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Subsequently, rewritten. First appearance as a Mr. Mulliner story in
678:(name unknown), a student at Harchester, younger brother of Augustine
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Susan Blake, married George (her fellow crossword puzzle enthusiast)
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Subsequently, rewritten. First appearance as a Mr. Mulliner story:
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Agnes Flack, championship golfer and "daughter of a distant cousin"
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Clarence Mulliner, photographer ("The Romance of a Bulb-Squeezer")
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McIlvaine, Eileen; Sherby, Louise S.; Heineman, James H. (1990).
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Kuzmenko, Michel (The Russian Wodehouse Society) (29 July 2007).
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John San Francisco Earthquake Mulliner, son of William and Myrtle
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Theophilus Mulliner, the bishop of Bognor ("The Right Approach")
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Lancelot Bassington Mulliner, an aspiring poet ("Came the Dawn")
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2224:. Woodstock, New York: The Overlook Press. pp. 137–207.
2091:"Comedy Playhouse presents: The Reverent Wooing of Archibald"
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Lady Wickham, novelist under the pen-name "George Masterman"
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P. G. Wodehouse: A Comprehensive Bibliography and Checklist
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McIlvaine (1990), pp. 115–116, B5. In the first edition of
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Egbert Mulliner, assistant editor of The Weekly Booklover (
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Egbert Mulliner, civil servant ("Another Christmas Carol")
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and the English Country House are the settings for many.
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Algernon "Algy" Wymondham-Wymondham is a member of the
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Blandings, a Companion to the Works of P. G. Wodehouse
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Early version published without Mr. Mulliner framework
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Aurelia Cammarleigh is a handsome girl, being the one
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Angela Purvis, conjurer's assistant; marries Frederick
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Fifteen other stories are scattered in other volumes:
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193:is a fictional character from the short stories of
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820:Lady Millicent Shipton-Bellinger, married Adrian
801:Evangeline Pembury, novelist, married Egbert (
118:Fictional character in P. G. Wodehouse stories
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2246:An omnibus collection of Mr. Mulliner stories
865:find back the anonymous girls of his dreams,
792:Annabella Spockett-Sprockett, married Mordred
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2149:. New York: International Polygonics, Ltd.
2117:"BBC Genome (Mr Mulliner episode listings)"
1812:US: Saturday Evening Post, 20 February 1937
576:, daughter of Sir Cuthbert and Lady Wickham
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2205:"Wodehouse Who's Who: The Mulliner Family"
2048:and four episodes in 2004 under the title
1801:, 27 September 1936 (as "Hidden Treasure")
1525:, December 1931 (as "The Missing Mystery")
563:Sir Cuthbert Wickham, married Lady Wickham
428:". (The Battle of Crecy occurred in 1346.)
1976:, 27 September 1913 (as "Brother Alfred")
690:Dr. George Mulliner, brother of Frederick
209:Like his fellow Wodehouse character, the
106:Learn how and when to remove this message
3367:The Eighteen-Carat Kid and Other Stories
997:, 9 April 1927 (as "It Was Only a Fire")
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593:First cousin, once removed, by marriage:
275:nine stories each, which bear his name:
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2222:Plum Sauce: A P. G. Wodehouse Companion
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4004:Literary characters introduced in 1926
3964:Jeeves and Wooster in Perfect Nonsense
1619:, December 1932 (as "A Cagey Gorilla")
1571:, March 1932 (as "The Bishop's Folly")
798:Mabel Petherick-Soames, married Osbert
789:Aurelia Cammerleigh, married Archibald
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1665:, February 1933 (as "Love on a Diet")
1564:, June 1932 (as "The Bishop's Folly")
823:Muriel Branksome, married Sacheverell
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734:Cyril Mulliner, interior decorator (
675:, "The Bishop's Move", "Gala Night")
44:adding citations to reliable sources
2268:Characters in all Wodehouse stories
2188:. New York: James H. Heineman Inc.
2052:. The series aired on BBC Radio 4.
795:Hermione Rossiter, married Ignatius
769:Aubrey Bassinger, married Charlotte
382:impinge on his novels and stories.
2282:Characters in the Mulliner stories
2067:McIlvaine (1990), p. 178, D124.92.
1691:, March 1933 (as "A Star is Born")
1541:, May 1932 (as "The Bishop's Cat")
861:, being the one helped his fellow
814:Hermione Brimble, married Augustus
693:Archibald Mulliner, member of the
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1192:Unpleasantness at Bludleigh Court
831:Nature of relationship uncertain:
639:Rosalie Beamish, marries Montrose
588:(unnamed older brother of Anselm)
2277:Characters in the Jeeves stories
1642:, January 1933 (as "Love Birds")
1142:The Reverent Wooing of Archibald
871:The Reverent Wooing of Archibald
852:The Reverent Wooing of Archibald
817:Jane Oliphant, married Frederick
707:The Reverent Wooing of Archibald
598:Gladys Bingley, married Lancelot
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1300:The Awful Gladness of the Mater
31:needs additional citations for
3284:Blandings Castle and Elsewhere
3152:Pearls, Girls and Monty Bodkin
2398:Blandings Castle and Elsewhere
958:The Romance of a Bulb-Squeezer
608:James Rodman, mystery novelist
560:Myrtle Watling, married Cedric
557:Gladys Biggs, married Clarence
311:Blandings Castle and Elsewhere
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4024:Male characters in literature
3395:Tales of Wrykyn and Elsewhere
1169:The Ordeal of Osbert Mulliner
808:Amelia Bassett, married Cyril
475:A Slice of Life (short story)
459:Myrtle Banks, married William
3360:The Swoop! and Other Stories
3047:Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit
2963:Uncle Fred in the Springtime
2145:Garrison, Daniel H. (1989).
1440:The Knightly Quest of Mervyn
1082:Portrait of a Disciplinarian
628:Distant cousins by marriage:
568:First cousins, once removed:
2463:The Fiery Wooing of Mordred
2426:The Rise of Minna Nordstrom
1859:UK: Punch, 14 February 1940
1821:The Crime Wave at Blandings
1806:"Romance at Droitgate Spa"
1714:The Fiery Wooing of Mordred
1672:The Rise of Minna Nordstrom
1215:The Man Who Gave Up Smoking
251:The Rise of Minna Nordstrom
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3999:P. G. Wodehouse characters
3200:The Man with Two Left Feet
1997:"Another Christmas Carol"
528:(unnamed brother of above)
485:and Ferdinand who attends
3346:The Uncollected Wodehouse
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2456:The Code of the Mulliners
2220:Usborne, Richard (2003).
2016:The World of Mr. Mulliner
1864:The World of Mr. Mulliner
1826:The World of Mr. Mulliner
1760:The Code of the Mulliners
1456:, April 1931 (as "Quest")
1004:Those in Peril on the Tee
3692:The Clicking of Cuthbert
3305:Eggs, Beans and Crumpets
3298:Lord Emsworth and Others
3221:The Clicking of Cuthbert
3124:Do Butlers Burgle Banks?
2956:The Code of the Woosters
2488:Eggs, Beans and Crumpets
2472:Lord Emsworth and Others
2449:Archibald and the Masses
2078:The World of Mr Mulliner
1737:Archibald and the Masses
1449:, July 1931 (as "Quest")
574:Roberta "Bobbie" Wickham
471:Mulliner's Magic Marvels
391:The World of Mr Mulliner
386:The World of Mr Mulliner
371:The World of Mr Mulliner
345:Eggs, Beans and Crumpets
329:Lord Emsworth and Others
3462:The Girl Behind the Gun
3214:Indiscretions of Archie
3096:Stiff Upper Lip, Jeeves
2935:The Luck of the Bodkins
2837:The Adventures of Sally
2718:Love Among the Chickens
2704:William Tell Told Again
2358:Short story collections
1815:UK: Strand, August 1937
1463:The Voice from the Past
811:Jane, married Augustine
337:Crime Wave at Blandings
245:Two Mulliner stories ("
168:In-universe information
4014:Fictional storytellers
3871:The World of Wodehouse
3740:The Passionate Plumber
3684:A Gentleman of Leisure
3628:A Gentleman of Leisure
3166:Aunts Aren't Gentlemen
3131:A Pelican at Blandings
2753:A Gentleman of Leisure
2495:Anselm Gets His Chance
2419:The Juice of an Orange
2203:Reggie (8 June 2007).
2147:Who's Who in Wodehouse
1835:Anselm Gets His Chance
1649:The Juice of an Orange
1509:Strychnine in the Soup
1335:The Passing of Ambrose
935:Mulliner's Buck-U-Uppo
885:The Truth about George
850:falls in love with. ("
841:Other minor characters
736:Strychnine in the Soup
673:Mulliner's Buck-U-Uppo
510:Mulliner's Buck-U-Uppo
479:Mulliner's Buck-U-Uppo
139:The Truth about George
3804:Thunder and Lightning
3228:The Inimitable Jeeves
3186:Tales of St. Austin's
2732:Not George Washington
1842:Saturday Evening Post
1361:Mr. Mulliner Speaking
1326:Mr. Mulliner Speaking
1317:Saturday Evening Post
1291:Mr. Mulliner Speaking
1281:Saturday Evening Post
1123:Saturday Evening Post
492:Sir Sholto Mulliner,
473:. Featured mainly in
3972:A Damsel in Distress
3863:The World of Wooster
3828:The Girl on the Boat
3796:A Damsel in Distress
3700:The Golden Butterfly
3660:The Prince and Betty
3644:A Damsel in Distress
3550:The Play's the Thing
3525:The Three Musketeers
3263:Mr Mulliner Speaking
3145:Much Obliged, Jeeves
3110:Galahad at Blandings
3089:Service with a Smile
3075:Jeeves in the Offing
2830:The Girl on the Boat
2809:A Damsel in Distress
2767:The Prince and Betty
2373:Mr Mulliner Speaking
1532:The Story of Webster
981:The Story of William
878:Original appearances
764:Nephews by marriage:
289:Mr Mulliner Speaking
227:Hot Scotch and Lemon
40:improve this article
3879:Wodehouse Playhouse
3812:Her Cardboard Lover
3788:Step Lively, Jeeves
3716:The Cardboard Lover
3589:Bring On the Girls!
3353:Sunset at Blandings
3249:The Heart of a Goof
3159:Bachelors Anonymous
3026:Barmy in Wonderland
2390:Other short stories
2215:on 11 October 2008.
2031:Wodehouse Playhouse
1486:The Smile that Wins
1240:The Story of Cedric
1105:Honeysuckle Cottage
1098:, 24 September 1927
1027:, not Mr. Mulliner.
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3780:Thank You, Jeeves!
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2865:The Small Bachelor
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2844:Leave It to Psmith
2816:The Coming of Bill
2781:Psmith, Journalist
2760:Psmith in the City
2511:The Right Approach
2442:Young Men in Spats
2097:. BBC. 9 July 1974
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1931:, 13 December 1952
1873:The Right Approach
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1185:, 24 November 1928
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1957:George and Alfred
1689:American Magazine
1663:American Magazine
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1555:Cats will be Cats
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1208:, 2 February 1929
1133:Meet Mr. Mulliner
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1135:, September 1927
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2173:. Retrieved
2170:Bibliography
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38:Please help
33:verification
30:
3959:(1975/1996)
3613:Adaptations
3381:Plum Stones
3178:collections
3176:Short story
2656:Drones Club
2024:Adaptations
1851:, July 1937
1707:, June 1933
1431:, June 1930
1424:, July 1930
1412:, June 1915
1393:Best Seller
1379:, June 1930
1347:, July 1928
1045:, July 1927
1013:, June 1927
896:, July 1926
859:Drones Club
803:Best Seller
729:Best Seller
699:Drones Club
695:Drones Club
433:Grandmother
181:Nationality
3993:Categories
3855:Television
2739:The Swoop!
2641:Uncle Fred
2600:Characters
2412:The Nodder
2262:characters
2139:References
2127:16 October
2121:BBC Genome
2101:16 October
2095:BBC Genome
1626:The Nodder
1578:Open House
1386:, May 1930
1370:Gala Night
1312:, May 1925
1249:, May 1929
990:, May 1927
406:Mulliner.
247:Gala Night
158:Created by
66:newspapers
3955:By Jeeves
3933:(1985–92)
3930:Blandings
3925:(1973–81)
3906:(2013–14)
3903:Blandings
3890:(1990–93)
3882:(1975–78)
3874:(1967–68)
3866:(1965–67)
3836:By Jeeves
3511:Show Boat
3448:Miss 1917
2991:Full Moon
2907:Hot Water
2886:Big Money
2605:Locations
2258:Lists of
1928:Collier's
1798:This Week
464:Brothers:
415:Forebears
317:Three in
240:Hollywood
96:June 2017
3724:Oh, Kay!
3504:Oh, Kay!
3427:Oh, Boy!
3405:Musicals
3326:Plum Pie
2527:Plum Pie
1937:Lilliput
1896:Lilliput
1592:American
1569:American
1546:American
1523:American
1500:American
1477:American
647:Nephews:
363:Plum Pie
308:Five in
232:veracity
205:Overview
153:" (1967)
141:" (1926)
3953:(later
3518:Rosalie
3235:Ukridge
2661:Ukridge
2006:Playboy
1987:Playboy
1905:Playboy
1254:Liberty
1230:Liberty
1206:Liberty
1183:Liberty
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1073:Liberty
1050:Liberty
1018:Liberty
995:Liberty
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902:Liberty
774:Nieces:
444:Uncles:
369:One in
360:One in
351:Two in
342:One in
335:One in
326:One in
262:Stories
253:") are
249:" and "
217:of the
215:habitué
184:British
80:scholar
3975:(2015)
3967:(2013)
3949:Jeeves
3898:(1995)
3847:(2004)
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2675:Novels
2636:Psmith
2626:Jeeves
2619:Series
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893:Strand
890:U.K.:
494:M.V.O.
483:Sussex
454:Aunts:
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366:(1966)
357:(1959)
348:(1940)
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332:(1937)
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314:(1935)
300:(1933)
292:(1929)
284:(1927)
173:Gender
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3914:Radio
3542:Plays
3483:Sally
2610:Songs
2123:. BBC
2056:Notes
1382:US:
426:Crecy
379:Punch
87:JSTOR
73:books
3620:Film
2746:Mike
2226:ISBN
2190:ISBN
2177:2007
2151:ISBN
2129:2019
2103:2019
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