Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 316William Blackwood, 1974 |
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Pagina 49
... ( Bertie Wooster v . Edwin Craye ) , the nose pushed sideways ( threatened by Jane Bates v . her son Braid ) , the walking - stick or hunting crop across the behind ( Mr Anstruther v . Young Thos , and Lord Worplesdon v . the younger Bertie ...
... ( Bertie Wooster v . Edwin Craye ) , the nose pushed sideways ( threatened by Jane Bates v . her son Braid ) , the walking - stick or hunting crop across the behind ( Mr Anstruther v . Young Thos , and Lord Worplesdon v . the younger Bertie ...
Pagina 54
... Bertie Wooster is the narrator , and , though Jeeves pulls the strings , Bertie , at the end of the story , has seen three boys sorely tried , tested in the furnace and emerging with credit . He says to Jeeves : " Jeeves , this Younger ...
... Bertie Wooster is the narrator , and , though Jeeves pulls the strings , Bertie , at the end of the story , has seen three boys sorely tried , tested in the furnace and emerging with credit . He says to Jeeves : " Jeeves , this Younger ...
Pagina 56
... Bertie Wooster the task of reciting those verses . 6 " I don't mind telling you , Bertie , that I feel extremely relieved . There's one about the little blighter going hoppity , hop- pity , hop which . . . well , as I say , I feel ...
... Bertie Wooster the task of reciting those verses . 6 " I don't mind telling you , Bertie , that I feel extremely relieved . There's one about the little blighter going hoppity , hop- pity , hop which . . . well , as I say , I feel ...
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NOSTALGIA ON WHEELS BY R HUDSON SMITH | 113 |
A BENGAL MAGISTRATE IN THE 1860s BY W HARWOOD LONG 346 | 167 |
A CIVIL SERVANT IN WARTIME BY R KELFCOHEN | 404 |
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