Jeeves in the Morning
by P. G. Wodehouse
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Jeeves in the Morning
February 20, 2005, The Audio Partners
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Jeeves in the Morning
January 2005, The Audio Partners
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Jeeves In The Morning: Library Edition
June 2001, Blackstone Audiobooks
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0786199415 9780786199419
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Jeeves in the Morning: Library Edition
June 2001, Blackstone Audiobooks
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Jeeves in the Morning
May 1996, Blackstone Audiobooks
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0786109637 9780786109630
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Jeeves in the Morning
March 14, 1990, Harper Perennial
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First Sentence
"AFTER the thing was all over, when peril had ceased to loom and happy endings had been distributed in heaping handfuls and we were driving home with our hats on the side of our heads, having shaken the dust of Steeple Bumpleigh from our tyres, I confessed to Jeeves that there had been moments during the recent proceedings when Bertram Wooster, though no weakling, had come very near to despair."
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"AFTER the thing was all over, when peril had ceased to loom and happy endings had been distributed in heaping handfuls and we were driving home with our hats on the side of our heads, having shaken the dust of Steeple Bumpleigh from our tyres, I confessed to Jeeves that there had been moments during the recent proceedings when Bertram Wooster, though no weakling, had come very near to despair."
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| August 12, 2010 | Edited by IdentifierBot | added LibraryThing ID |
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