Aunts Aren't Gentlemen, chapter 17, the stables, evening
Creeping up to Cook's stables with the cat, Bertie falls in foul mud and loses the cat, and the barking of a friendly dog gets him caught by two stable men who take him for a horse-nobbler.
The text is on its way.
Aside, in Bertie's childhood Bertie recalls the story of the man whose dog Diamond chewed up his manuscript.
Aside, at private school The stable man's voice reminds Bertie of the drill Sergeant-Major at the school where he won the Scripture Knowledge prize.
Present: Bertie Wooster, Henry, the man with the gun, the cat, the dog
Mentioned: Cook, Diamond's master, the Sergeant-Major, Diamond♞︎, Eggesford Court, the Scripture-knowledge prize✦︎, Wee Nooke