Thank You, Jeeves, chapters 3–4, Chuffnell Hall, late morning
A beaming Chuffy tells Bertie that Sir Roderick Glossop is to marry Aunt Myrtle and has found a millionaire, J. Washburn Stoker, to buy the Hall, just as the Stokers and Glossop arrive for lunch.
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Aside, years before How Chuffy inherited the title over Seabury, who was not the fourth Baron's issue, leaving Lady Chuffnell resentful.
Aside, months before, in New York Bertie recalls proposing to Pauline at the Plaza and reflects that she is too dynamic for him; his ideal is more like Janet Gaynor.
Present: Bertie Wooster, Chuffy, Dwight Stoker, J. Washburn Stoker, Lady Chuffnell, Pauline Stoker, Seabury, Sir Roderick Glossop
Also there: Bertie's two-seater
Mentioned: the fourth Baron Chuffnell, Janet Gaynor, the Plaza, the protection money✦︎