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"To deliver to chappies of the third part"! lol  P.G. Wodehouse is a treasure!  So glad that during the era of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Charles Dickens etc., there was a novelist that had an amazing sense of humor!  Long Live Jeeves!!  Btw, I love your Jeeves voice!  It's excellent!  It sounds just like a suave and very knowledgeable butler.

Splendid, the most wonderful narrator ❤

Let me first say that I love these audio recordings.  I discovered them a few weeks ago and I’ve been plowing through them.  So I think they’re wonderful. Keep up the good work. I am 69 years old and have been a Wodehouse fan since I was a young boy and my grandfather read some of the stories to me. Nick has definitely gotten better over the years. Just one area for improvement….. all of the American accents are southern American, which only encompasses about 10 or 12 of the 50 states. But again., I love these. Keep up the good work.

Absolutely marvelous---thanks so much!

Thank you so much. Your pacing and comedic timing are fabulous. Wodehouse is the perfect vehicle for your talents.

Have loved them please keep them coming! It’s incredible how you switch from Bertie, aunt Agatha, brilliant. Every time I hear Jeeve’s  sardonically “ very good sir “ I grin.

Another fine one, chappy!

Simply brilliant 😂

I've been collecting Nick's mispronouncements.  I'm sure he would laugh them off, and I think that his Jeeves and Wooster are the best, so no shame in having some things to improve - like his American accents.
The worst word seems to be brought, usually pronounced bought.  Plover, magnate (pronounced magnet!), Latin phrases like sine qua non (OK, I'm Cambridge-trained, I know that you Oxford lot think differently), French ones like timbre, pronounced timber, and anglicized French words like Chemmy, short for Chemin de Fer, and pronounced Shemmy, but not by Nick!
And Hades, how can anyone not know how to pronounce it ?
So, I think the answer is that, reading aloud, there is no time to correct oneself, and Nick just has to read the words as they come along, don't you know, so if plover turns up, one has to read as it is typed, p-l-o-v-e-r and there you are, on to the next bally word, quivering like an aspen, what ?

You make a funny story funnier ! What a fabulous story reader you are 👏🏼 Thank you Nick Martin 🤩

These are so good, but nick needs to learn a different American accent. We don't all sound like Texans! 😂

The performance of these books is the best I have heard.  First rate. I feel like I know Bertie and Jeeves after hearing several. ❤

And off to Washington to experience American politics.    PG Wodehouse couldn't begin to write the comedy of Washington's politics these days...

I so enjoy your reading. You express PGW eloquently.

Absolutely ripping what..?… Particularly liked the sound of birdsong in the background around the start..!❤️🤗

I have a question not quite sure I understand the term rummy all that well period does translate into what is harshit or bad news or something not nice? Forgive me I only speak Chicago land American, I can absorb proper English, when necessary

32:04   Shi’ - nec - taydy!!!!    We check on the pronunciations of English cities, etc. Don’t you think they should check on ours??
Chalmondelly (sp?) is Chumly.  
Well, Shi’ - nec - tady, which is absolutely and totally ridiculous 🤣 is really   ski - neck’ - tehdy    ( i as in  its.)   Schenectady is in New York State.  :) ☀️💙🌷🌱😊