P.g. Wodehouse, His Life, And His Works

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His claim to fame is his many stories about the "perfect English gentleman" Jeeves, which became a very popular series. Also, just by writing so many pieces of work, Wodehouse was popularized. He reached sales of fifty million volumes in thirty different languages (Damrosch 453)...
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The reader is first introduced to George's problem when the narrator states "it must be very embarrassing for a man with such a painful speech impediment to open conversation with strangers" (Wodehouse 1250). The plot of the whole story revolves around how George travels around looking for a cure to impede his stuttering problem so he can win the affections of the girl he is in love with, Susan Blake...
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