r/Wodehouse • u/EndersGame_Reviewer • 14h ago
No one delivers the art of instant regret like Wodehouse
Excerpt from the Wodehouse novel Heavy Weather (1933)
r/Wodehouse • u/EndersGame_Reviewer • 14h ago
Excerpt from the Wodehouse novel Heavy Weather (1933)
r/Wodehouse • u/BaytaKnows • 4h ago
Reading a book about the history of the spice trade. All the quotes are from 3rd century Romans and 8th century historians and Chinese doctors from a thousand years ago, etc. etc. And then suddenly Jeeves and his special pick-me-up’s make an appearance. I had to share with the people who would appreciate the reference.
(From ‘Dangerous Tastes: The Story Of Spices’ by Andrew Dalby)
r/Wodehouse • u/pr-mth-s • 3h ago
PG Wodehouse wrote it around 1930.
It seems the only text form available for free is U of Georgia, but straight text is not maybe easy to read. Project Gutenberg doesnt even have a pdf. I figure someone might want a .docx because of readabilty and adjustability of presentation.
Arbitrarliy here it is Times New Roman, 12 pt. 0.04 between paragraphs. .. It has first line indents .. Claire's letter is in italics (which one cannot do for a .txt file) .. the word count seems a bit off for some reason.
This docx is at a website called filebin, and it expires there in 6 days.