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The Pothunters | P. G. Wodehouse

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t was at Aldershot—to be more exact, in the dressing-room of the Queen's Avenue Gymnasium at Aldershot—that the conversation took place. From east and west, and north and south, from Dan even unto Beersheba, the representatives of the public schools had assembled to box, fence, and perform gymnastic prodigies for fame and silver medals.

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The Pothunters | P. G. Wodehouse

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009. P.G. Wodehouse: The Pothunters (1902)

Wodehouse‘s debut, like much of his early work, are the tales of schoolboys and their larks. This one introduces characters and loosely wraps their lives around some trophies‘ theft. Lighthearted tale with occasional flashes of humour.

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