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Galahad at Blandings | P. G. Wodehouse

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Sam Bagshott, son of the late Boko Bagshott, had been at Blandings Castle only a short while, but long enough to know that anyone enjoying its hospitality must get the occasional shock. Sam braced himself as the possibilities flitted through his mind. The house was on fire? The Empress of Blandings had taken to the bottle again? Constable Evans had arrived with a search warrant? There was a wide area of speculation, and he was prepared for bad news in any form. In any form, that is to say, except the one in which it came.

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Galahad at Blandings | P. G. Wodehouse

#classicTBR #junebookbugs
I love these clssic orange spine tbrs on my pile of books waiting to be read but heard on a podcast that they are used as colour decoration by some non readers on bookshelves - sacrilege i say!!

LeahBergen It is!! 7y

ReadingEnvy Oh those people should have their books removed and put into more caring homes 😝 7y

andrew61 @ReadingEnvy 😂 7y

batsy Oh what a lovely stack! 7y

MrBook #NiceStack! 7y

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Galahad at Blandings | P. G. Wodehouse

Mike: "This couldn't be more English if it tried, which is why I love it. The balance of ravishingly beautiful sentences and complete silliness - that's very English. Wodehouse is as good a craftsman as Shakespeare. I'm visiting from London and make my living as a writer. In that sense I'm absorbing Wodehouse as fuel for my own output. Mostly it's the joy I really love about him. Reading him is like a big hit of happiness."

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