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In the familiar setting of Blandings Castle, P. G. Wodehouse sketches a night illuminated by a full moon, where the palace’s usual eccentricities are heightened by artful deception and romantic turmoil. The arrival of a celebrated portrait of the Empress and the determined love‑struck godson of Galahad Threepwood add layers of farce to the already chaotic household. Amidst a cadre of boisterous aunts, uncles, and fortune‑seeking characters, the castle’s inhabitants navigate misunderstandings, impersonations, and the inevitable mix‑ups that would only be amplified on such an enchanted night.
First publish date: 1948
Genre: Humorous Fiction/Comedy Fiction
Authors: P. G. Wodehouse
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