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Jeeves - P. G. Wodehouse
by Yahtzee
"Telegrams before breakfast often mean terrible things, such as aunts bearing errands. But even a gypsy fortuneteller of the first degree could be excused for squinting into the palm or tea leaves or so forth and not imagining such horrors as now befell me." Written for a Yuletide long ago.
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by mechanicaljewel
What could be worth Reginald forcibly awakening Bertram so dashed early in the morning?
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by VTsuion
Wooster goes to Jeeves for help and ends up trying to help Jeeves a little in return.
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by VTsuion
Wooster is playing around on the piano and makes a few changes to an old favorite for Jeeves's benefit.
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by orphan_account
Bertie Wooster has scoliosis, modern AU.(Gave up on).
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by scioscribe
Wherein Bertie tries to be Jeeves's ideal gentleman, resulting in mixed metaphors, a Shakespearean book club, ties sabotaged in reverse, romantic epiphanies, and music with the tonal quality of a dying lion.
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by triedunture
A very bad thing happens. And then we must go on. (The one where Jeeves is shot by a robber and very nearly killed.)
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by astolat
The morning unfairly showed no early warning signs of disaster. The sun was simply pouring enthusiastically into the room, rather overdoing it in my opinion. The consequences of an evening sprung off by Foggy Moreland are not lightly shrugged away, he said with a hollow laugh.
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by triedunture
For <img/>random_nexus. Jeeves gets his mitts on some Victorian fiction of a rummy sort and it is SO good he must find the author. Now who do you suppose that might be?
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