P. G. Wodehouse. The delayed exit of Claude and Eustace, short story audiobook read by Nick Martin

Following the Metropolitan Touch the story continues and at Aunt Agatha's request, Bertie is helping out with family matters.
And of the twins.....
"To me the outlook seems black and scaly. You know what those two lads are!"
"Very high spirited gentleman, sir."
"Blisters, Jeeves. Undeniable blisters"
First published in The Strand Magazine in London in 1922, and later that year in Cosmopolitan in New York.
I do hope that anyone landing on this channel is utterly comfortable with the notion that none of the original text has been modified or sanitised with the rather fuzzy idea of avoiding offence or protection from outdated ideas. Sadly, this is exactly the stated aim of the publishers of future editions of PGW’s work – and other authors. Boycott and buy a used book could be a win for the wise.

[chrissythornhill]

WONDERFUL to have you here with us again ! 🤗✨🙌✨🙌✨🙌✨👍🏼❤️❤️❤️

[janerigg]

Well hello Tricky. So happy to see you again. Time for 40 winks and you'll help that along nicely. The good thing about that is I can listen to you over and over xxx😂😘

[shariday]

Best…narrator…ever!
His Aunt Agatha deserves an Oscar. 🤣

[lindawebster]

Oh my!! I can’t wait to listen with my gentleman. He will be soooo delighted!! Thank you for another fantastic story❤

[sharonachrak]

Oh joy! To me Nick you are the best Jeeves & Wooster! Your characterisation of these iconic characters are second to none! Every night I listen over and over again so it’s amazing when I randomly switch on and there’s something new from you. Thank you sir xx

[janicejohnston]

Thank you for giving us another Jeeves story Nick! I listen to them often.

[marciedewolff]

I say Nick old thing, these stories that I have just discovered, make my night! 👍😂 Your narration is laugh out loud perfect!

[aircastles]

Hurrah! A new one from Nicky! Our favourite man. Look forward to bedtime tonight. ❤

[yvonneali]

Absolutely hilarious, 😂spontaneous laughter doesn't happen much these days thank you.

[TedaR]

Nick my dear I'm relieved to hear from you! It's been too long. Of all the many chs I sub, you & Matthew Jones, aka MJam from London, are the only ones I set for notifications. (I've been saving this one until I could give it the full attn it deserves. A special treat what!) I know you are a very busy chap but the long wait is agony. 😊 As I've said for yrs it baffles the addled that you are not mega famous! We all feel special to be in your audience...BEST PGWs since the days of masters like Richard Briers! ✔👏👍😍 TYSM luv! 😉

[springhillmn]

Oh, Thank You. I check every night to see if you’ve added another story. My favorite PG Wodehouse narrator!

[boots_n_coots]

Tricky Nick reads Wodehouse! There is nothing I love more…

[carrieb]

I am so glad i stumbled upon these fantastic stories by P G Wodehouse. Bertie Wooster and his valet, Jeeves never fail to make me laugh outloud close to continuously in every story. For some idiotic reason, i had always thought Wodehouse wrote science fiction, which i used to enjoy very much but not anymore- for about the last 20 years. Anyway, ive been going through a great loss for over a year now, and thank God for PG Wodehouse! His stories are hilarious and when listening, my uncontrolled laughter is very goid medicine for my grieving soul. ❤💔 ❤

[holmesway]

Very welcome, I look forward to listening to this and listen to all of your other readings, more than I dare mention. Thank you very much.

[anantsubramanian]

Great read Nicky can’t wait for your next work thanks so much !

[benedictmartin]

A win for the wise indeed. Top job again Mr Martin!

[Novacynthia]

🎉Never fails to put a smile on my face ~

[jacquelineharrod]

Poor Bertie, as ever. I begin to believe that he should be nominated for canonisation. How he deals with his ghastly family is quite an example to us lesser mortals. Thank you so much for reading this for us.😊

[EnTeaJay]

Mr. Martin your brilliant performance of P. G. Wodhouse’s immortal works is one of the very few bright spots in this ghastly times we are living.

[rosemarysmith]

Oh, that we could all be able to consult Jeeves, there's no snafu that he can't sort out! Thank you for another delightful reading, Mr. Martin. I hope you are having a wonderful weekend. All the best!