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by P. G. Wodehouse (Author)
First published in 1925, Carry On, Jeeves introduces one of the most celebrated partnerships in comic literature: Bertie Wooster and his unflappable valet, Jeeves.
This collection of short stories presents the early adventures of the amiable but often bewildered Bertie, whose social entanglements, romantic misjudgments, and financial anxieties are invariably resolved by Jeeves's quiet ingenuity. Whether confronting formidable aunts, ill-advised engagements, or the hazards of fashion, Bertie relies upon a servant whose intelligence and composure remain undisturbed by the chaos around him.
Written at the height of Wodehouse's creative powers, these stories exemplify his distinctive style-precise language, intricate plotting, and sustained comic restraint. Carry On, Jeeves remains a cornerstone of twentieth-century humorous fiction, establishing characters whose influence extends across literature, theatre, and adaptation. This Wilder Publications edition presents the text in a clean and carefully prepared modern format.
