the girls of Miss Tomlinson's school⁂
Also the young ladies, the girls, Girls, the whole dashed collection, The young people, the whole school, the singers, Each child
Peggy's schoolfellows, who embarrass Bertie and smoke his cigarettes.
Connections
dealings
- laughs at, is advised by Bertie Wooster 3
- smokes the cigarettes✦︎ 1
- embarrasses last term's lecturer 1
- is caught out by Mademoiselle 1
- is ordered by Miss Tomlinson 1
Scenes they are in
- Jeeves secretly watches Wooster’s speech collapse into betting advice and the offer of an unsuitable joke.Chapter 10, the schoolroom, as
the young ladies
Talked about, but not there
- Peggy takes Wooster to meet her friends while Jeeves asks to see the headmistress.Chapter 10, Miss Tomlinson's school, as
her friends
- Jeeves implies that Wooster is a distinguished speaker and persuades Miss Tomlinson to insist on an address.Chapter 10, the school drawing-room, as
the young ladies
- An exhausted Wooster seeks a cigarette and hears how schoolgirls enjoy embarrassing male visitors.Chapter 10, the stable-yard, as
the young ladies
- After tea in the kitchen, Jeeves receives Wooster’s cigarette-case from Peggy and hears her hopes for his lecture.Chapter 10
- Jeeves’s claim that the car is broken traps Wooster into giving the promised address.Chapter 10, the stable-yard, as
the girls
- Wooster hides under a rug while the staff search for him over the girls’ claim that he supplied their cigarettes.Chapter 10, the stable-yard, as
the young ladies
- Wooster’s bitter responses reveal how thoroughly he has lost his enthusiasm for schoolgirls.Chapter 10, Miss Tomlinson's school, as
the young ladies