Ring for Jeeves, chapter 15, the Henry VIII Room, two in the morning
With the abbey asleep, Jeeves comes to the sleepless Bill with a plan: he borrows Mrs Spottsworth's smelling salts on the pretext that Bill has fainted at the sight of Lady Agatha's ghost, so that she will hurry to the ruined chapel and leave her room free.
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Aside, before Bertie Wooster once told Bill there was no crisis Jeeves could not handle.
Aside, in the past Jeeves once had to speak to Bertie Wooster about his mauve pyjamas.
Aside, before Over Martinis at the Drones, Bertie used to tell Bill about Jeeves and the psychology of the individual.
Aside, 1876 Alexander Graham Bell's friend George, told of the telephone, is imagined as speechless as Bill.
Present: Bill Rowcester, Jeeves
Mentioned: Alexander Graham Bell, Bertie Wooster, Captain Biggar, George, Jill Wyvern, Lady Agatha, Monica Carmoyle, Mrs Spottsworth, Rory Carmoyle, the Clock Room, the Drones Club, the jewel case✦︎, the mauve pyjamas✦︎, the moustache and patch✦︎, the pendant✦︎, Pomona♞︎, the Queen Elizabeth Room, Rowcester Abbey, the ruined chapel, the smelling salts✦︎