The Prince and Betty

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The Prince and Betty (1912)
by P. G. Wodehouse
1347723The Prince and Betty1912P. G. Wodehouse


CONTENTS

CHAPTER

  1. THE CABLE FROM MERVO
  2. MERVO AND ITS OWNER
  3. JOHN
  4. VIVE LE ROI
  5. MR. SCOBELL HAS ANOTHER IDEA
  6. YOUNG ADAM CUPID
  7. MR. SCOBELL IS FRANK
  8. AN ULTIMATUM FROM THE THRONE
  9. MERVO CHANGES ITS CONSTITUTION
  10. MRS. OAKLEY
  11. A LETTER OF INTRODUCTION
  12. "PEACEFUL MOMENTS"
  13. BETTY MAKES A FRIEND
  14. A CHANGE OF POLICY
  15. THE HONEYED WORD
  16. TWO VISITORS TO THE OFFICE
  17. THE MAN AT THE ASTOR
  18. THE HIGHFIELD
  19. THE FIRST BATTLE
  20. BETTY AT LARGE
  21. CHANGES IN THE STAFF
  22. A GATHERING OF CAT SPECIALISTS
  23. THE RETIREMENT OF SMITH
  24. THE CAMPAIGN QUICKENS
  25. CORNERED
  26. JOURNEY'S END
  27. A LEMON
  28. THE FINAL ATTEMPT
  29. A REPRESENTATIVE GATHERING
  30. CONCLUSION

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