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Jeeves

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Jeeves
manservant who frequently rescues his master. [Br. Lit.: novels of P. G. Wodehouse; Espy, 337]
See : Butler
Jeeves
stereotypical English valet of Wodehouse stories. [Brit. Lit.: NCE, 2997]
See : Servant
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CAPTION(S): NEW VENTURE Moya Mason, of Gordon Brown Associates, with Denise Browne of Jeeves Fruit and Veg.
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uk IT'S time to toast the staff - everyone's favourite internet butler Jeeves is back, only a few years after being dumped by his owners at Ask.
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Jeeves suggested I dress up as Mephistopheles, but after a side-splittingly unfunny adventure with a London cabby I never got to the fancy dress party where I planned to declare myself.
Digested Classics: Right Ho, Jeeves by PG Wodehouse by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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