Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit

Other by P. G. Wodehouse

Released 2 June 2003

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CD 1
1
Part 1. "Ah, one bath, hot and refreshing, drawn personally by and for Betram Wooster esquire..."
2:04
2
Part 2. "Hello, who goes there?"
5:41
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Part 3. "Now comes the moment of peril."
5:03
4
Part 4. "Bertie, darling, how nice to be here again!"
3:02
5
Part 5. "Ah... that's what I like about the Drones..."
2:24
6
Part 6. "Well, this has been one of those evenings."
3:18
7
Part 7. "It's a strange place - small, hot noisy and smells of kippers."
3:46
8
Part 8. "Here we are, sir." "Ah, can I use that telephone?"
2:26
9
Part 9. "Jeeves, what's the time?" "Six thirty, sir."
2:02
10
Part 10. "Hello?" "Bertie?" "Oh, hello Florence old thing..."
5:44
11
Part 11. "Ah, here is Jeeves. What do you bear, Jeeves?"
3:14
12
Part 12. "Oh, Jeeves, ah." "It is ten o'clock, sir."
4:20
13
Part 13. "That was a capital breakfast, Jeeves."
3:42
14
Part 14. "A word about Anatole. God's gift to the gastric juices, ..."
3:03
15
Part 15. "Well Jeeves, at last we are on the open road..."
2:23
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Part 16. "Ah, Seppings, good to see you again. How's the rheumatism?"
4:21
17
Part 17. "Ah, Mr Percy Gorringe. Meet Betram Wooster, my nephew..."
5:07
18
Part 18. "Jeeves! Jeeves!" "Sir?"
2:45
19
Part 19. "Is that you, Bertie my boy?" "Is that you Uncle Tom?"
4:21
20
Part 20. "Well, really! I shall have to have a serious talk with Aunt Dahlia about this."
4:00
CD 2
1
Part 21. "So what is now in her possession is a necklace of imitation pearls..."
4:00
2
Part 22. "Now then, shed near rosebeds. Ah, yes."
3:11
3
Part 23. "Here are your ruddy letters." "Thank you."
2:51
4
Part 24. "Florence? Florence old thing, the ladder's gone!"
2:27
5
Part 25. "At last. Oh! Hello Aunt Dahlia. Unexpected pleasure to find you here."
2:46
6
Part 26. "Uncle Tom!" "Hello Bertie me boy. Dahlia! I thought I heard your voice."
4:00
7
Part 27. "Bertie, you idle young hound! Wallowing in bed..."
3:23
8
Part 28. "Well, Jeeves has certainly done his good deed for the day..."
3:25
9
Part 29. "Hello, Bertie." "Hello there." "Press bells if you want some tea."
3:30
10
Part 30. "Thank you. Is Mrs Travers in?"
3:20
11
Part 31. "Hello ugly." "Hello Aunt. Well, well, what's up?"
4:49
12
Part 32. "Oh, come in Mrs Trotter - Bertie's just off."
2:38
13
Part 33. "Hist!" "What do you mean, hist?"
3:28
14
Part 34. "... won't let her husband buy the Boudoir unless she gets Anatole..."
4:58
15
Part 35. "Good morning, sir. I have brought your tea."
3:22
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Part 36. "Good morning, Miss Morehead." "Morning."
2:50
17
Part 37. "Well, Stilton's obviously got it properly up his nose."
4:48
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Part 38. "Madam, you sent for me?" "I didn't send for you, but..."
3:01
19
Part 39. "Jeeves?" "Sir?" "Mr Trotter's indigestion."
4:58
20
Part 40. "Golly! What it feels like to be free..."
3:05