CHAPTER I

. JEEVES EXERTS THE OLD CEREBELLUM

II. NO WEDDING BELLS FOR BINGO

III. AUNT AGATHA SPEAKS HER MIND

IV. PEARLS MEAN TEARS

V. THE PRIDE OF THE WOOSTERS IS WOUNDED

VI. THE HERO’S REWARD

VII. INTRODUCING CLAUDE AND EUSTACE

VIII. SIR RODERICK COMES TO LUNCH

IX. A LETTER OF INTRODUCTION

X. STARTLING DRESSINESS OF A LIFT ATTENDANT

XI. COMRADE BINGO

XII. BINGO HAS A BAD GOODWOOD

XIII. THE GREAT SERMON HANDICAP

XIV. THE PURITY OF THE TURF

XV. THE METROPOLITAN TOUCH

XVI. THE DELAYED EXIT OF CLAUDE AND EUSTACE

XVII. BINGO AND THE LITTLE WOMAN

XVIII. ALL’S WELL

THE INIMITABLE JEEVES

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