Death at
Death at the Excelsior, and other stories
作者：Wodehouse, P. G. (Pelham Grenville), 1881-1975
体例：题 章数：41
字数：167,598 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 41 题- DEATH AT THE EXCELSIOR
- By P. G. Wodehouse
- CONTENTS
- DEATH AT THE EXCELSIOR [1914]
- MISUNDERSTOOD [1910]
- THE BEST SAUCE [1911]
- JEEVES AND THE CHUMP CYRIL [1918]
- JEEVES IN THE SPRINGTIME [1921]
- CONCEALED ART [1915]
- THE TEST CASE [1915]
- DEATH AT THE EXCELSIOR
- Grogan whistled. "You don't think----"
- II
- III
- IV
- HAVE SOLVED GUNNER MYSTERY. RETURNING.... OAKES.
- Mr. Snyder stared at him. "How do you know?"
- VI
- Mr. Snyder started. "_You_ have?"
- VII
- MISUNDERSTOOD
- THE BEST SAUCE
- JEEVES AND THE CHUMP CYRIL
- I read it a couple of times.
- I tried to reason with the poor chump.
- I wasn't feeling fit for a discussion of gent's suitings.
- JEEVES IN THE SPRINGTIME
- I stated the case to him that night after dinner.
- I sprang the details on him.
- I sat up.
- I might have known it. Jeeves had done it again.
- I took a deep breath, and slipped him the good news.
- I stared at him. "Then what on earth did you suggest the scheme for?"
- CONCEALED ART
- SAFETY FIRST MOLASSINE
- PERFECTLY WELL.
- THE TEST CASE
- When I had recovered a bit, I said, "What do you mean by everything?"
- I would have said the same thing, only I couldn't say anything.
- Harold legged it to the door of the studio. "Ponsonby?"
- Harold rattled the door. "The darned thing's stuck."