Joy in the Morning, chapter 24, Uncle Percy's study, all day, till evening
Bertie spends the day stiffening Uncle Percy's nerve until Clam telephones to say he'll come to the ball as Edward the Confessor, and Uncle Percy confesses how a Covent Garden ball once cost him his engagement to Aunt Agatha.
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Aside, thirty years before Uncle Percy was thrown out of a Covent Garden ball and taken to Vine Street with a girl named Tottie, and Aunt Agatha broke off their engagement on reading the papers.
Present: Bertie Wooster, Lord Worplesdon
Also there: the portrait of Aunt Agatha
Mentioned: Aunt Agatha, Dangerous Dan McGrew, Edward the Confessor, Edwin, Florence Craye, J. Chichester Clam, Jeeves, Maple, Tottie, East Wibley, Vine Street police station