*dump*

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So, my good chaps! I come bearing another boatload of macros! Because sometimes this is what I do when I should be sleeping!

( But first, actual art. )

( And now the main course )

Adventures in Valeting, chapter eighteen.

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Title: Adventures in Valeting, 18/20
Author: Hanford (woe_in_a_hoodie)
Rating: UK-15 for this chapter.
Summary: Bertie discovers that he's tired of being idle, and decides to try his hand at becoming a valet--with Jeeves' help, of course.
Chapter Warnings: NINE PAGES LONG. Lots of characters in the mix. Jeeves' jewel-tone suits make an appearance. Also, some mishaps.

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Adventures in Valeting, chapter nineteen.

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We're almost done here, ladies and gents. Just one more chapter to go!

Title: Adventures in Valeting, 19/20
Author: Hanford (woe_in_a_hoodie)
Rating: UK-15 for this chapter.
Summary: Bertie discovers that he's tired of being idle, and decides to try his hand at becoming a valet--with Jeeves' help, of course.
Chapter Warnings: Desertion! Bingo using euphemisms! Revelations! Cliffhangers!

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A Thought

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I managed to find Frances Donaldson's biography of Wodehouse in Hatchard's today (did I ever mention how much I love that place?) Anyway, very early on in the book, she makes the point that 90% of Wodehouse's readers are male and that Wodehousean comedy doesn't appeal so much to women.

The only people in real life who I know to have opinions on Wodehouse are my parents and they seem to support this theory, with my mum despising his work and my dad nicking my books to read. So I was wondering, what do people on here think? I myself am female and at a complete loss to understand how anyone could not adore Wodehouse, but according to all my friends, I have weird tastes.