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1952:. The abbey dates as far back as the thirteenth century, around the time of Sir Caradoc Belfry, with fifteenth century and Tudor additions, and is alleged to be haunted by the ghost of Lady Agatha, who was Sir Caradoc Belfry's spouse. In the 1950s, the house has fallen into disrepair. Bill manages to sell the house to Rosalinda Spottsworth, who planned to take it down and reconstruct it in California.
1984:, and plenty of rooms of various sizes ideal for classrooms and dormitories. Its stables, with their thick walls and iron-barred windows, have been put to use as a gymnasium, carpenter's shop and general storage area, but also make a handy fortress in event of a siege. It is two miles (3 km) from the village, where the principal watering-hole is the
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There is a busy bar downstairs, and a more genteel dining-room on the first floor, with comfortable armchairs ideal for anyone in need of a nap. The garden stretches down to the river, with many shady nooks and summer-house, seemingly ideal for conspirators not wishing to be overheard and weary minds
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1012:, set back from the road in the seclusion of spacious grounds. Ukridge lives there from time to time, in between being thrown out by his aunt for his misdeeds. The grounds are in much demand for dancing societies and charitable fetes. Among the staff of the house have been, at times, the likes of
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Mulliner's collection, we find Mr Mulliner sipping his hot Scotch and Lemon in the bar-parlour of the establishment, while his pub companions are drinking their own beverages. In most stories, a conversation
1973:. An imposing Georgian building in around 9 acres (36,000 m) of land, Sanstead was formerly the private home of a family called Boone, but when the family's fortunes declined and the house became too large and expensive to maintain, one Colonel Boone keenly leased the place out as a school.
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Blandings is one of England's most picturesque towns, and has an air of having been the same for centuries; the lichened church has a four-square tower, the shops red roofs, and the upper floors of the inns bulge comfortably outward. The most modern thing there is the
2237:, a narrow lane that smells somewhat of cabbage. The Mammoth's premises spill out from the main HQ at Tilbury House to various other buildings in the street. For a time, opposite Tilbury House on the fourth floor are the offices of J. Sheringham Adair, Detective, also known as
451:'s horror (not only does his garden become an inferno of children, tents and paper bags, but he is required to wear a top hat and make a speech). Blandings Parva is also known for taking in children from London in need of fresh air, such as Gladys and her brother Ern.
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but treated as an excuse to mess around by the boys. The drainpipes are sturdy, and there is a fire bell, in an archway near the school, which proves useful to Mike on one occasion; when it is rung, the boys get to flee the building via canvas chutes.
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2441:, Wodehouse wrote: "It was the first thing of mine where the action took place in the delectable suburb of Valley Fields, a thin disguise for the Dulwich where so many of my happiest hours have been spent." In his youth, Wodehouse attended
843:. One of the oldest and grandest houses in England, Dreever is famed for an old ghost story, handed down from generation to generation. There is a picturesque rose-garden, and a lake with an island, ideal for young lovers.
1047:, where he lives much of the time, his wife Jane (Countess of Ickenham) having forbidden him to visit London lest he wreak his usual havoc. Polly Pott gambolled in the grounds as a child; there are too many statues there.
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were both prominent and popular members; others include "Dogface" Weeks, champion liar, and
Galahad's friends "Plug" Basham and "Puffy" Benger. The club was a real gentlemen's club of the era from 1887–1892.
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the smooth mannered butler, and Mrs
Attwell the Matron, as well as a cook, an odd-job-man, two housemaids, a scullery-maid and a parlour-maid, before it is enhanced by the arrival of
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Belpher Arms, the village tavern, and Belpher Castle, the home of the aristocratic Marshmoreton family since the
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389:, the telephone number for Bertie's flat is Mayfair 2631 (as spoken to a telephone operator), though no telephone number is given for the flat in the original stories.
1871:, in which amateur poet Homer Pyle attends a PEN conference in Brussels. The first PEN Club was founded in London in 1921; the Pen and Ink Club debuted before this in
2111:, a London club which has since been dissolved. Wodehouse was a member of a number of London and New York clubs at various times, including the Constitutional Club.
1959:. The name was apparently changed due to a complaint from the Chief Constable of Northamptonshire over objections to one of the novel's characters, Colonel Wyvern.
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meeting with
Tilbury at a public dinner; Archie Gilpin was an occasional contributor. Lavender Briggs and Millicent Rigby have both acted as Tilbury's secretary.
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499:, Dahlia's beloved nephew. Brinkley's butler is named Seppings and its chauffeur Waterbury. Its most famous domestic employee is the gifted French chef
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gives his immortal drunken prize-giving speech. Market Snodsbury is also home to an inn called the Bull and Bush, which is praised highly in the
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Aside from socializing, the club's main activities are
850:, an earlier version of the story, the house is called
780:
at Deverill, and Silversmith's daughter Queenie is the
373:
and specifies that he lives in 3A Berkeley Mansions in
265:. Barribault's also features in other novels including
2273:, Totleigh Towers is located in Totleigh-in-the-Wold,
1540:
dispenses his wisdom in the form of his inexhaustible
1211:). The company's output is large and varied, from the
2746:
2744:
2601:
Halliday, Stephen (2013). "The City of Westminster".
622:. Usual residents include Lord Worplesdon's children
2023:
A fictional, very minor school, which achieves some
1071:, as stated in three novels and one short story. In
5095:
5068:
5009:
4774:
4767:
4735:
4696:
4559:
4490:
4330:
3829:
3773:
3421:, has long been a sporting rival of Wrekin College.
3284:
3282:
3237:"Nevill's Charing Cross Turkish Bath for Gentlemen"
2288:, and is frequently visited by Sir Watkyn's friend
674:Chuffnell Regis is a fictional village featured in
495:, Brinkley Court is also a popular destination for
2512:tradition, Wrykyn is most closely associated with
565:, exterior shots of Brinkley Court were filmed at
103:"). The village also contains a resident doctor ("
1516:The beach is the main setting for the events of "
1095:. The club book was said to have eleven pages on
634:Chuffnell Hall is the fictional country house of
46:The Angler's (or Anglers') Rest is the fictional
3108:"Three Wodehouse Walks reviewed by Neil Midkiff"
2522:. It also features in the earlier school novels
2163:), as well as Wodehouse's first published novel
1677:. It is also the birthplace of Jeremy Garnet in
747:Deverill Hall is a fictional country house with
732:and John Shoesmith, Freddie Widgeon's employer.
30:The following is a list of recurring or notable
2971:(chapter 1), "Jeeves and the Greasy Bird", and
2249:Totleigh Towers is a fictional location in two
2230:
1995:, Sanstead's staff includes the gloomy teacher
1875:but is developed further in later appearances.
966:. It is featured in several stories, including
793:television series, Deverill Hall was filmed at
2100:, who joined as a country member in 1888, and
1699:is from Corfby Hall, near Much Middleford, in
551:Brinkley is said to be modeled on Severn End,
3718:
2813:
2811:
2213:, Bertie states that Steeple Bumpleigh is in
1643:, and his dog Bottles is well known from the
187:Aspinall's is a fictional jewellery store in
8:
1261:stories, Joan Valentine, sometime editor of
1191:. The name comes from the real school which
1143:King's Deverill is a fictional village near
1547:Marvis Bay is variously reported to lie in
989:
4771:
3725:
3711:
3703:
2480:stays in. The first Wee Nooke, located in
1830:(chapter 10), as well as the short story "
1617:in order to build a casino and resort, in
1478:A fictional house in the neighbourhood of
514:Brinkley Court is the primary setting of "
3408:, also has a strong cricketing tradition.
2996:
2994:
1946:. The abbey is the setting for the novel
1627:is revealed to be heir to the princedom.
1124:, retains his membership after retiring.
912:A fictional school, setting of the novel
854:, and owned by former New York policeman
431:stories. It is an idyllic country house.
291:A fictional school, setting of the novel
111:"), with its inevitable Choral Society ("
4522:The Eighteen-Carat Kid and Other Stories
3355:"Jeeves and Wooster Series 4, Episode 5"
2758:
2756:
2437:. In the preface to the 1972 edition of
2377:postal district. The setting of much of
2292:. When he first appears in the stories,
1055:The Junior Ganymede Club is a fictional
756:
3526:Plum Sauce: A P. G. Wodehouse Companion
3200:Ring & Jaggard (1999), pp. 216–217.
3075:
3073:
3071:
2593:
2416:". It is also home to Maudie, niece of
2296:is the curate of Totleigh-in-the-Wold.
2011:, are augmented by the Nugget himself,
1924:. It also appears in the short story, "
1899:; the name, however, is reminiscent of
259:has lunch there with Ginger Winship in
38:, in alphabetical order by place name.
27:Fictional locations in Wodehouse novels
5119:Jeeves and Wooster in Perfect Nonsense
3502:Ring, Tony; Jaggard, Geoffrey (2000).
3483:Ring, Tony; Jaggard, Geoffrey (1999).
2481:
2433:, which has a similar plot to that of
1222:, and includes newspapers such as the
1045:Frederick Twistleton, Earl of Ickenham
1008:, Heath House is a large mansion near
619:
50:frequented by irrepressible raconteur
2628:
2626:
2217:instead, perhaps because of the real
2104:, put up for the club by his father.
1636:
1578:
1203:A fictional company owned and run by
935:
728:. Members of the Demosthenes include
468:
309:A fictional small coastal-village in
209:(chapter 8). Aspinall's was based on
7:
1777:The bank is perhaps inspired by the
1511:
1498:, with smooth firm sands and a long
1063:is a member. The club is located in
708:The Demosthenes Club is a fictional
639:
618:. It is located near the village of
542:. Jeeves works there temporarily in
3439:A Brief Guide to Jeeves and Wooster
2565:, as well as other characters like
2338:
2198:
2123:, the Senior Liberal Club is where
1663:, similar in name to the real town
697:
681:
614:(Percy Craye, Lord Worplesdon) and
2634:"Ice in the Bedroom – Annotations"
2583:List of P. G. Wodehouse characters
2334:
1647:on the High Street to the distant
1635:The fictional village adjacent to
1494:Marvis Bay is a fictional coastal
1355:
1144:
831:, Dreever is a large old place in
569:, Gloucestershire in series 1 and
25:
2193:, being a small village in rural
2027:success thanks to the arrival of
1916:, published in the U.K. in 1914:
1059:for valets and butlers, of which
825:The fictional setting of much of
467:, Brinkley Court is located near
78:Unpleasantness at Bludleigh Court
2353:home of Lord Wickhammersley in "
2330:
2309:, Totleigh Towers was filmed at
1991:Run by the somewhat ineffectual
1731:, employed there for a spell in
1528:and Country Club has a charming
1163:Malvern House Preparatory School
1157:Malvern House Preparatory School
1117:
725:
357:stories, being the residence of
313:, and the setting for the novel
225:. Barribault's first appears in
2534:, as well as a number of early
1883:Roville-sur-Mer is a fictional
1824:(chapter 2) and the 1961 novel
1659:A fictional village located in
1269:, who worked for his neighbour
876:for feckless youth, located in
872:The Drones Club is a fictional
483:and about a hundred miles from
459:The fictional country house of
191:, London, and is referenced in
4439:Blandings Castle and Elsewhere
4307:Pearls, Girls and Monty Bodkin
3684:(Reprinted ed.). London:
3658:(Reprinted ed.). London:
3632:(Reprinted ed.). London:
3606:(Reprinted ed.). London:
3580:(Reprinted ed.). London:
3554:(Reprinted ed.). London:
3506:. Chippenham: Porpoise Books.
3487:. Chippenham: Porpoise Books.
3462:The P. G. Wodehouse Miscellany
2253:stories, being the setting of
1551:("Fixing it for Freddie") and
1321:. Mario's was inspired by the
1:
4550:Tales of Wrykyn and Elsewhere
3263:P. G. Wodehouse: Man and Myth
3106:Midkiff, Neil (Winter 2009).
2445:in the London suburb of West
2300:is the local police officer.
1669:Jeeves and the Unbidden Guest
1577:and lies near the village of
1234:, and book imprints like the
1147:. The village is featured in
892:Easeby Hall is the fictional
213:'s store in New Bond Street.
107:"), and of course a church ("
5159:Lists of fictional locations
4515:The Swoop! and Other Stories
4202:Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit
4118:Uncle Fred in the Springtime
3656:Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit
3028:Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit
2969:Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit
2712:Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit
2466:West Dulwich railway station
2405:Uncle Fred in the Springtime
2349:Twing Hall is the fictional
1240:Gridley Quayle, Investigator
1238:, home to the adventures of
1195:attended from 1891 to 1893.
1135:, or The Footman for short.
1112:. Bertie visits the club in
1109:Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit
1024:, a temporary handyman, and
839:, but run by his rich uncle
527:Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit
387:Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit
376:Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit
353:residential building in the
231:, in which it is located in
206:Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit
123:"), and also a racecourse ("
82:The Knightly Quest of Mervyn
3464:. Stroud, Gloucestershire:
3391:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
3378:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
3340:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
3327:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
3301:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
3288:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
3222:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
3209:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
3161:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
3148:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
3092:Ring & Jaggard (2000),
3079:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
3061:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
3013:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
3000:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
2939:Ring & Jaggard (2000),
2926:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
2913:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
2900:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
2887:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
2874:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
2852:Ring & Jaggard (2000),
2826:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
2801:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
2788:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
2762:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
2738:(1947), chapter 6, part VI.
2658:Ring & Jaggard (2000),
2605:. Stroud, Gloucestershire:
2135:is closed for cleaning in "
1944:Bill Belfry, Lord Rowcester
1926:Aunt Agatha Takes the Count
1832:Mr Potter Takes a Rest Cure
1779:Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank
1723:. Former employees include
1671:", and of Bruce Carmyle in
1293:Sir Gregory Parsloe-Parsloe
946:but lacking an invitation.
938:, the Emsworth serves fine
646:. The house is featured in
559:. In the television series
411:Sir Roderick Comes to Lunch
101:The Rise of Minna Nordstrom
34:featured in the stories of
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4355:The Man with Two Left Feet
3504:Wodehouse with Old Friends
3094:Wodehouse with Old Friends
2941:Wodehouse with Old Friends
2854:Wodehouse with Old Friends
2839:Ring & Jaggard (1999),
2660:Wodehouse with Old Friends
2233:lies on Tilbury Lane near
2231:Mammoth Publishing Company
2229:The fictional home of the
2137:Bingo and the Little Woman
2048:The school has a thriving
1772:The Man with Two Left Feet
1430:is run by a Mr Bulstrode.
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5154:P. G. Wodehouse locations
4501:The Uncollected Wodehouse
3740:
3485:Wodehouse in Woostershire
3460:Murphy, N. T. P. (2015).
3404:Note that a real school,
3393:Wodehouse in Woostershire
3380:Wodehouse in Woostershire
3342:Wodehouse in Woostershire
3329:Wodehouse in Woostershire
3303:Wodehouse in Woostershire
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3163:Wodehouse in Woostershire
3150:Wodehouse in Woostershire
3081:Wodehouse in Woostershire
3063:Wodehouse in Woostershire
3052:Murphy (2015), pp. 87–89.
3015:Wodehouse in Woostershire
3002:Wodehouse in Woostershire
2928:Wodehouse in Woostershire
2915:Wodehouse in Woostershire
2902:Wodehouse in Woostershire
2889:Wodehouse in Woostershire
2876:Wodehouse in Woostershire
2841:Wodehouse in Woostershire
2828:Wodehouse in Woostershire
2817:Cawthorne (2013), p. 215.
2803:Wodehouse in Woostershire
2790:Wodehouse in Woostershire
2764:Wodehouse in Woostershire
2355:The Great Sermon Handicap
2303:In the television series
2175:The Ordeal of Young Tuppy
1185:Catsmeat Potter-Pirbright
1028:is rarely welcome there.
896:seat of Bertie Wooster's
680:. The nearest village to
277:. It is also featured in
121:Those in Peril on the Tee
4847:The Clicking of Cuthbert
4460:Eggs, Beans and Crumpets
4453:Lord Emsworth and Others
4376:The Clicking of Cuthbert
4279:Do Butlers Burgle Banks?
4111:The Code of the Woosters
3630:The Code of the Woosters
3443:Constable & Robinson
2965:The Code of the Woosters
2699:The Code of the Woosters
2567:Sam "The Sudden" Shotter
2277:. Sir Watkyn's daughter
2256:The Code of the Woosters
2061:Senior Conservative Club
1922:The Tuppenny Millionaire
1840:Ukridge Sees Her Through
1651:on the Shrewsbury Road.
1605:. It is mentioned that "
1536:, from where the club's
1354:. It is the site of the
1138:
1133:The Only Running Footman
1092:The Code of the Woosters
370:The Code of the Woosters
144:Double-Whisky-and-Splash
4617:The Girl Behind the Gun
4369:Indiscretions of Archie
4251:Stiff Upper Lip, Jeeves
4090:The Luck of the Bodkins
3992:The Adventures of Sally
3873:Love Among the Chickens
3859:William Tell Told Again
3139:Usborne (2003), p. 158.
2393:Edward "Finky" Finglass
2262:Stiff Upper Lip, Jeeves
2239:Alexander "Chimp" Twist
2189:Steeple Bumpleigh is a
2177:", it is revealed that
1890:The Adventures of Sally
1754:Alexander "Chimp" Twist
1680:Love Among the Chickens
1674:The Adventures of Sally
1571:Gregory Parsloe-Parsloe
545:Stiff Upper Lip, Jeeves
404:Duke Street, St James's
117:The Voice from the Past
5026:The World of Wodehouse
4895:The Passionate Plumber
4839:A Gentleman of Leisure
4783:A Gentleman of Leisure
4321:Aunts Aren't Gentlemen
4286:A Pelican at Blandings
3908:A Gentleman of Leisure
3261:Phelps, Barry (1992).
3043:, chapter 4, pp 35–36.
3030:, chapter 8, pp 76–77.
2724:A Pelican at Blandings
2493:Aunts Aren't Gentlemen
2363:The Metropolitan Touch
2359:The Purity of the Turf
2075:Victorian Turkish bath
1573:. The hall neighbours
1291:, thanks to his uncle
1000:The fictional home of
934:on the High Street in
828:A Gentleman of Leisure
516:The Love That Purifies
395:A Pelican at Blandings
171:Lemonade and Angustura
113:Mulliner's Buck-U-Uppo
109:Anselm Gets His Chance
105:The Truth About George
67:The Juice of an Orange
4959:Thunder and Lightning
4383:The Inimitable Jeeves
4341:Tales of St. Austin's
3887:Not George Washington
3552:The Inimitable Jeeves
2865:Murphy (2015), p. 84.
2750:Murphy (2015), p. 76.
2673:The Inimitable Jeeves
2181:is an Old Austinian.
2160:Tales of St. Austin's
2142:The Inimitable Jeeves
1931:The Inimitable Jeeves
1758:Thomas "Soapy" Molloy
1689:, and Sally Fitch in
1522:Fixing it for Freddie
1410:in under four hours.
1275:Pyke's Home Companion
1236:British Pluck Library
837:Spennie, Lord Dreever
216:
159:Pint of Half-and-Half
5127:A Damsel in Distress
5018:The World of Wooster
4983:The Girl on the Boat
4951:A Damsel in Distress
4855:The Golden Butterfly
4815:The Prince and Betty
4799:A Damsel in Distress
4705:The Play's the Thing
4680:The Three Musketeers
4418:Mr Mulliner Speaking
4300:Much Obliged, Jeeves
4265:Galahad at Blandings
4244:Service with a Smile
4230:Jeeves in the Offing
3985:The Girl on the Boat
3964:A Damsel in Distress
3922:The Prince and Betty
3682:Much Obliged, Jeeves
3359:British Comedy Guide
3316:Much Obliged, Jeeves
3041:Much Obliged, Jeeves
2986:Much Obliged, Jeeves
2973:Much Obliged, Jeeves
2326:Much Obliged, Jeeves
2210:Much Obliged, Jeeves
2197:and the location of
2107:It was based on the
1741:, the Cash Dept. by
1620:The Prince and Betty
1587:Empress of Blandings
1524:", while Marvis Bay
1467:Jeeves in the Offing
1416:moving-picture house
1358:and a host of other
1281:is deputy-editor of
1249:, briefly editor of
1114:Much Obliged, Jeeves
1101:Much Obliged, Jeeves
1074:Much Obliged, Jeeves
1051:Junior Ganymede Club
969:Galahad at Blandings
920:other school stories
807:Sir Roderick Glossop
755:, in the village of
735:It was based on the
730:Sir Roderick Glossop
592:Bumpleigh Hall is a
539:Much Obliged, Jeeves
533:Jeeves in the Offing
385:radio adaptation of
316:A Damsel in Distress
262:Much Obliged, Jeeves
41:
5034:Wodehouse Playhouse
4967:Her Cardboard Lover
4943:Step Lively, Jeeves
4871:The Cardboard Lover
4744:Bring On the Girls!
4508:Sunset at Blandings
4404:The Heart of a Goof
4314:Bachelors Anonymous
4181:Barmy in Wonderland
3314:Wodehouse (2008) ,
3191:See editors' notes.
3039:Wodehouse (2008) ,
3026:Wodehouse (2008) ,
2988:, chapter 4, p. 34.
2984:Wodehouse (2008) ,
2779:, chapter 6, p. 61.
2775:Wodehouse (2008) ,
2710:Wodehouse (2008) ,
2701:, chapter 2, p. 27.
2697:Wodehouse (2008) ,
2688:, chapter 1, p. 17.
2684:Wodehouse (2008) ,
2675:, chapter 8, p. 79.
2671:Wodehouse (2008) ,
2571:Willoughby Braddock
2414:Uncle Fred Flits By
2315:Jeeves Takes Charge
2115:Senior Liberal Club
2109:Constitutional Club
1692:Bachelors Anonymous
1649:Cow and Caterpillar
1380:Cow and Grasshopper
1179:, Freddie Widgeon,
902:Jeeves Takes Charge
774:Charlie Silversmith
684:, it is located in
479:, eight miles from
338:Berkeley Mansions,
89:The Story of Cedric
32:fictional locations
5164:England in fiction
5042:Jeeves and Wooster
4935:Thank You, Jeeves!
4863:The Small Bachelor
4831:Their Mutual Child
4719:Leave It to Psmith
4712:Good Morning, Bill
4568:The Beauty of Bath
4446:Young Men in Spats
4237:Ice in the Bedroom
4139:Joy in the Morning
4020:The Small Bachelor
4006:Bill the Conqueror
3999:Leave It to Psmith
3971:The Coming of Bill
3936:Psmith, Journalist
3915:Psmith in the City
3530:The Overlook Press
3318:, chapter 3, p. 21
3176:"The Wire Pullers"
2955:(1964), chapter 3.
2792:, pp. 2, 224, 268.
2726:(1969), chapter 2.
2714:, chapter 1, p. 8.
2640:. 13 December 2015
2504:A fictional minor
2487:Joy in the Morning
2430:Ice in the Bedroom
2306:Jeeves and Wooster
2271:Sir Watkyn Bassett
2204:Joy in the Morning
2191:fictional location
2089:Leave it to Psmith
2083:Psmith in the City
1907:, on the Channel.
1827:Ice in the Bedroom
1803:Galahad Threepwood
1783:Psmith in the City
1734:Psmith in the City
1702:Leave it to Psmith
1597:A small fictional
1532:and a comfortable
1454:Gussie Fink-Nottle
1331:Bill the Conqueror
1306:Bill the Conqueror
1299:Mario's Restaurant
1218:to the children's
1181:Gussie Fink-Nottle
1089:proves crucial in
1022:"Battling" Billson
815:Scoring off Jeeves
790:Jeeves and Wooster
759:. The setting of
749:Tudor architecture
721:Ice in the Bedroom
652:. Eventually, Sir
636:"Chuffy" Chuffnell
599:Joy in the Morning
594:fictional location
562:Jeeves and Wooster
439:A small fictional
413:", was published.
400:Galahad Threepwood
248:Ice in the Bedroom
241:, the hotel is in
217:Barribault's Hotel
194:Joy in the Morning
174:Port from the Wood
135:Gin-and-Ginger-Ale
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4425:Very Good, Jeeves
4272:Company for Henry
4167:The Mating Season
4132:Money in the Bank
4076:Thank You, Jeeves
4027:Money for Nothing
3978:Jill the Reckless
3929:The Little Nugget
3880:The White Feather
3866:The Head of Kay's
3845:A Prefect's Uncle
3578:Thank You, Jeeves
3466:The History Press
3452:978-1-78033-824-8
3417:The real school,
2686:Thank You, Jeeves
2607:The History Press
2531:The White Feather
2482:Steeple Bumpleigh
2341:, respectively).
2320:The Mating Season
2219:Steeple Bumpstead
2185:Steeple Bumpleigh
2073:, and there is a
2009:Augustus Beckford
1970:The Little Nugget
1863:PEN International
1708:A Prefect's Uncle
1384:Goat and Feathers
1150:The Mating Season
975:Money in the Bank
915:The Head of Kay's
848:The Gem Collector
762:The Mating Season
677:Thank You, Jeeves
649:Thank You, Jeeves
626:and Edwin Craye.
620:Steeple Bumpleigh
577:, Hertfordshire.
364:Thank You, Jeeves
349:, is a fictional
334:Berkeley Mansions
328:Wars of the Roses
294:A Prefect's Uncle
203:(chapter 2), and
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4911:Summer Lightning
4772:
4652:The Beauty Prize
4645:The Cabaret Girl
4610:Oh, Lady! Lady!!
4596:The Riviera Girl
4589:Leave It to Jane
4474:A Few Quick Ones
4411:Meet Mr Mulliner
4397:Carry On, Jeeves
4348:The Man Upstairs
4293:The Girl in Blue
4174:The Old Reliable
4104:Summer Moonshine
4083:Right Ho, Jeeves
4034:Summer Lightning
3786:Blandings Castle
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3600:Wodehouse, P. G.
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2383:, it is home to
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2279:Madeline Bassett
2121:gentlemen's club
2067:gentlemen's club
1957:Northamptonshire
1913:The Man Upstairs
1905:Boulogne-sur-Mer
1868:The Girl in Blue
1848:Leave it to Algy
1814:Pen and Ink Club
1795:gentlemen's club
1721:John Bickersdyke
1715:New Asiatic Bank
1637:Matchingham Hall
1631:Much Matchingham
1615:Benjamin Scobell
1579:Much Matchingham
1575:Blandings Castle
1565:Matchingham Hall
1480:Blandings Castle
1464:went to stay in
1458:Automobile Guide
1449:Right Ho, Jeeves
1434:Market Snodsbury
1392:Jolly Cricketers
1388:Goose and Gander
1364:Beetle and Wedge
1352:Blandings Castle
1346:Market Blandings
1312:Summer Lightning
1285:at the start of
1010:Wimbledon Common
944:Blandings Castle
936:Market Blandings
898:Uncle Willoughby
874:gentlemen's club
841:Sir Thomas Blunt
767:Daphne Winkworth
710:gentlemen's club
704:Demosthenes Club
654:Roderick Glossop
521:Right Ho, Jeeves
469:Market Snodsbury
445:Blandings Castle
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4467:Nothing Serious
4432:Mulliner Nights
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4195:Ring for Jeeves
4188:Pigs Have Wings
3943:Something Fresh
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2575:
2563:"Looney" Coote
2555:James Corcoran
2519:Mike at Wrykyn
2508:with a strong
2501:
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2484:, appeared in
2478:Bertie Wooster
2473:
2470:
2439:Sam the Sudden
2435:Sam the Sudden
2380:Sam the Sudden
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2339:Brinkley Court
2290:Roderick Spode
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2199:Bumpleigh Hall
2186:
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2166:The Pothunters
2150:
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2125:Bertie Wooster
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2050:archaeological
2020:
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1963:Sanstead House
1961:
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1844:Rosie M. Banks
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1767:Sam the Sudden
1752:, a friend of
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1396:Stitch in Time
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1259:Gridley Quayle
1200:
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1173:Kipper Herring
1169:Bertie Wooster
1161:Main article:
1158:
1155:
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1129:Charles Street
1097:Bertie Wooster
1087:Roderick Spode
1052:
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1039:The fictional
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1026:James Corcoran
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821:Dreever Castle
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624:Florence Craye
608:Bertie Wooster
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505:Charles Street
497:Bertie Wooster
473:Worcestershire
465:Dahlia Travers
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359:Bertie Wooster
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4768:Adaptations
4536:Plum Stones
4333:collections
4331:Short story
3811:Drones Club
3686:Arrow Books
3660:Arrow Books
3634:Arrow Books
3608:Arrow Books
3582:Arrow Books
3556:Arrow Books
2397:Sam Shotter
2331:Easeby Hall
2286:Stiffy Byng
2133:Drones Club
2071:flower shop
2005:Peter Burns
1762:Sam Shotter
1739:Mr Rossiter
1549:Dorsetshire
1518:Deep Waters
1376:Blue Dragon
1267:Sam Shotter
1263:Home Gossip
1232:Home Gossip
1118:Drones Club
996:Heath House
888:Easeby Hall
868:Drones Club
862:Drones Club
795:Joyce Grove
782:parlourmaid
739:in London.
726:Drones Club
616:Aunt Agatha
612:Uncle Percy
251:, it is in
243:Duke Street
162:Whisky Sour
52:Mr Mulliner
5148:Categories
5010:Television
3894:The Swoop!
3796:Uncle Fred
3755:Characters
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3272:009471620X
3226:, pp. 236.
3121:(4): 16–17
3115:Plum Lines
2904:, pp. 230.
2589:References
2516:, hero of
2510:cricketing
2458:Herne Hill
2345:Twing Hall
2025:cricketing
2013:Ogden Ford
1997:Mr Glossop
1859:Authors XI
1807:Uncle Fred
1793:A riotous
1661:Shropshire
1625:John Maude
1611:Aegean Sea
1585:'s mighty
1490:Marvis Bay
1408:Paddington
1402:, and the
1400:Wheatsheaf
1360:hostelries
1006:Aunt Julia
894:Shropshire
833:Shropshire
223:Claridge's
183:Aspinall's
141:Small Bass
125:Gala Night
97:The Nodder
57:Actually,
5110:By Jeeves
5088:(1985–92)
5085:Blandings
5080:(1973–81)
5061:(2013–14)
5058:Blandings
5045:(1990–93)
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5021:(1965–67)
4991:By Jeeves
4666:Show Boat
4603:Miss 1917
4146:Full Moon
4062:Hot Water
4041:Big Money
3760:Locations
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2736:Full Moon
2472:Wee Nooke
2454:Big Money
2195:Hampshire
2169:. In the
2043:Outwood's
1901:Deauville
1743:Mr Waller
1645:Blue Boar
1534:clubhouse
1444:Droitwich
1442:and near
1428:chemist's
1368:Blue Boar
1318:Big Money
1283:Tiny Tots
1228:magazines
1220:Tiny Tots
1041:Hampshire
856:McEachern
811:Hampshire
753:Hampshire
604:Hampshire
571:Hall Barn
477:Droitwich
311:Hampshire
228:Full Moon
200:Full Moon
4879:Oh, Kay!
4659:Oh, Kay!
4582:Oh, Boy!
4560:Musicals
4481:Plum Pie
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3437:(2013).
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3246:29 March
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2644:7 August
2577:See also
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1986:Feathers
1982:football
1553:Cornwall
1424:taxi cab
1372:Blue Cow
1271:Mr Wrenn
1247:Roderick
1043:seat of
1014:Oakshott
908:Eckleton
686:Somerset
664:Brinkley
644:Somerset
481:Pershore
287:Beckford
5108:(later
4673:Rosalie
4390:Ukridge
3816:Ukridge
3185:5 March
3125:19 July
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2551:Ukridge
2462:Brixton
2447:Dulwich
2420:butler
2054:Downing
1978:cricket
1836:Ukridge
1520:" and "
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1504:fishing
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1122:Bingley
1069:Mayfair
1002:Ukridge
964:Mayfair
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784:there.
700:below.
582:Ian Hay
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475:, near
351:Mayfair
305:Belpher
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3765:Songs
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