A Pelican At Blandings
- 6 Jul 2006
- 9781904605652
- £22.99
- 5 hrs 14 min
- 130×149mm
- 6 Jul 2006
- 9781907416484
- £14.99
- 5 hrs 14 min
In a few words
A swift-paced, wonderfully narrated Wodehouse classic
In a few words
A swift-paced, wonderfully narrated Wodehouse classic
An idyllic world of sublime comedy. No better place of escape.
Wodehouse brightens up the dullest day and lightens the heaviest heart.
An idyllic world of sublime comedy. No better place of escape.
Wodehouse brightens up the dullest day and lightens the heaviest heart.
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The setting is Blandings Castle in rural Shropshire England, idyllic country seat of eccentric Clarence, 9th Earl of Emsworth. It is summer time and Blandings is bursting with bizarre visitors including his Lordship’s sister Lady Constance and Alaric, Duke of Dunstable. The Duke brings with him a recently purchased painting of a rather fetching nude which, it seems, everyone wants to get their hands on. American visitor, Wilbur Trout believes the nude resembles his latest ex-wife, whilst Lord Emsworth is convinced the portrait bears more than a passing resemblance to his peerless prize pig, the Empress! Soon Blandings becomes a hornet’s nest of theft, forgery, imposters – and romance. Luckily Emsworth’s brother, Sir Galahad, illustrious member of the old Pelican Club, is on hand to sort things out…
More about
the book
The setting is Blandings Castle in rural Shropshire England, idyllic country seat of eccentric Clarence, 9th Earl of Emsworth.
It is summer time and Blandings is bursting with bizarre visitors including his Lordship’s sister Lady Constance and Alaric, Duke of Dunstable. The Duke brings with him a recently purchased painting of a rather fetching nude which, it seems, everyone wants to get their hands on. American visitor, Wilbur Trout believes the nude resembles his latest ex-wife, whilst Lord Emsworth is convinced the portrait bears more than a passing resemblance to his peerless prize pig, the Empress!
Soon Blandings becomes a hornet’s nest of theft, forgery, imposters – and romance. Luckily Emsworth’s brother, Sir Galahad, illustrious member of the old Pelican Club, is on hand to sort things out…
