Joy in the Morning, chapter 26, evening, before the ball
Bertie refuses to be driven to the East Wibley ball by Boko, preferring his own two-seater so he can get out of Stilton's uniform quickly, and frets that Stilton already suspects him of pinching it.
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Aside, on a previous occasion Bertie recalls being Boko's passenger, with Boko overtaking on blind corners while telling the plot of his next novel and taking both hands off the wheel.
Aside, earlier that day Boko, taking Stilton a raincoat, fobbed off his suspicions of Bertie by suggesting young Edwin had stolen the uniform in a Boy Scout's moment of rebellion.
Present: Bertie Wooster, Boko Fittleworth
Mentioned: Edwin, Lord Worplesdon, Stilton Cheesewright, Bertie's two-seater✦︎, Boko's car✦︎, East Wibley Town Hall, the river bank, Stilton's uniform✦︎