Age Essay 1

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I'd asked in a comment to chikkiboo's post if people might like to read a few published J&W essays, and a couple folks expressed interest. So No. 1 is behind the cut.

I suck with a scanner, sorry. And I've no idea how to use Photobucket. I hope they're at least readable.

Please let me know if I'm breaking Community rules or posting unwanted information.
I already know I'll be breaking copyright law once I've posted more than 10% of "Thank You, Wodehouse" (which is little more than a pamphlet, anyway). But I really recommend you buy the books, if you can find them --especially "Wodehouse in Woostershire," which is an encyclopedia of all things J&W.











This essay is from "Wodehouse in Woostershire," by Tony Ring and Geoffrey Jaggard.

Comments

[chumpchkin.livejournal.com]

I cringe and squirm every time Jeeves is referred to as a womanizer. It's SO WRONG. Eeeeughhh!

I always thought Bertie was in his late twenties and Jeeves was in his early forties. Or at least his late thirties. It's funny, though, I know Hugh and Stephen are close to the same age, but in the show it does look like Stephen is much older. Am I just crazy?

Oh, and thank you very much for posting this! It's most interesting.