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Jeeves and Wooster · Season 3, Episode 4

Bertie Wooster, Jeeves and others in “Right Ho, Jeeves!”

Bertie Wooster

Jeeves, I'm sunk!

Jeeves

Well, sir, if Mr. Fink-Nottle will not write to Miss Bassett, perhaps you might write to her yourself.

Bertie Wooster

But she doesn't want to hear from me, Jeeves, she wants to hear from Gussie.

Jeeves

If it were indicated to Miss Bassett that Mr. Fink-Nottle had sprained his wrist and had to dictate a letter to you, sir...

Catsmeat Potter-Pirbright

I say, what a wheeze! You were right about him, Bertie.

Jeeves

Thank you, sir. [to Bertie] If you were to say that Mr. Fink-Nottle had given his wrist a nasty wrench while stopping a runaway horse and saving a little child from a hideous death, it might turn Mr. Fink-Nottle's taciturnity to your advantage, sir. A golden-haired child is usually best in such circumstances.

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