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The Most Of P.G. Wodehouse ReviewWodehouse's quintessentially British slapstick either tickles you or it doesn't. If you think it will but you aren't sure, this book is for you. (Personally I can't get enough of that "I say, old bean" stuff, despite its irremediable white-maleness.) But the homogeneity of the stories isn't going to win any converts.

Many of the stories are written according to the following formula: (A) boy meets girl; (B) formidable relative or rival stands between boy and girl; (C) boy overcomes all obstacles to successfully obtain girl unless boy happens to be Freddie Widgeon. The remainder of the stories will appear to follow basically the same formula, if you substitute "money" for "girl." The journey from points (A) to (C) inevitably involves hilarious parodies of proper upper-class British life - situations like gallopping over the English moors chased by angry farmers, engaging in polite negotiations with a gorilla, or being fixed under the steely eye of any number of powerful relations.

This anthology brings together about a half-dozen representative stories each from a number of areas (e.g. the Drones Club, Mr. Mulliner, Ukridge, and Jeeves stories), as well as a short novel called "Quick Service." If you are a hard-core Wodehouse fan, it might be advisable to skip this sampler and just buy the original books in order to avoid overlap.The Most Of P.G. Wodehouse Overview

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