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Uneasy Money

Uneasy Money

P G Wodehouse

Hardcover

Humor

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ISBN10: 9372010723
ISBN13: 9789372010725
Publisher: True Sign Publishing House Private Limited
Pages: 180
Weight: 0.79
Height: 0.56 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Uneasy Money is a classic romantic comedy by the renowned P. G. Wodehouse, weaving together his signature elements of love, misunderstandings, and delightful chaos. Set amidst the lush countryside and bustling streets of New York, the novel follows the intertwining lives of Lord Dawlish, a financially strapped English nobleman, and Elizabeth Boyd, a spirited young woman managing a bee farm in America. When an unexpected and substantial inheritance comes Lord Dawlish's way from a deceased millionaire whom he barely recalls, he's taken aback. However, his inherent sense of honor compels him to believe that the money is more rightfully owed to others, specifically to the millionaire's estranged family. As Lord Dawlish, also known as Bill, journeys to America to rectify this perceived injustice, his path collides with Elizabeth, who happens to be closely related to the deceased millionaire. Unaware of each other's identities, a series of comedic misunderstandings ensues. Amidst the backdrop of golf games, bee farming, and chance encounters, Wodehouse introduces readers to a cast of whimsical characters, each more eccentric and endearing than the last. The narrative is infused with situational humor, witty dialogues, and the intricacies of human relationships. Uneasy Money encapsulates the essence of Wodehouse's unparalleled comedic talent, painting a world where love, honor, and a bit of monetary discomfort create a tapestry of hilarity and heartwarming moments. The novel stands as a testament to Wodehouse's genius in crafting stories that remain timeless in their appeal.

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