Joy in the Morning, chapters 15–19, the grounds of Bumpleigh Hall, a few minutes later
Jeeves reports he has released Clam, and Bertie sends him to find Boko and think of a way to heal the breach, after which Boko looms up again.
The text is on its way.
Aside, general Bertie reflects that every pair of young lovers he has known has gone through a row like Boko's and come out of it.
Aside, earlier that night Edwin tells how he biffed his father in the garden in mistake for the burglar, and Florence saved him from punishment.
Aside, that afternoon Edwin recalls finding the brooch on the lawn where it fell from Bertie's discarded coat after the Wee Nooke explosion, and taking it to Florence.
Aside, at Oxford Bertie recalls Stilton coaching him at rowing and abusing his stomach.
Aside, at Oxford Bertie tells Florence how Stilton raged at his stomach on the river yet dined amiably with him at the Clarendon hours later.
Present: Bertie Wooster, Boko Fittleworth, Edwin, Florence Craye, Jeeves, Nobby Hopwood, the moth
Also there: Edwin's Scout's stick
Mentioned: Attila the Hun, Bingo Little, J. Chichester Clam, Lord Worplesdon, the poet of 'We Are Seven', Shakespeare, Spinoza, Stilton Cheesewright, the acid drops✦︎, Bertie's coat✦︎, the Bokeries, Boko's grey flannel trousers✦︎, the Boy Scouts⁂, the brooch✦︎, the Joke Goods✦︎, Oxford, the Pekingese♞︎, the potting shed, Saint Bernard dogs♞︎, Spindrift✦︎, Uncle Percy's study, Wee Nooke