P. G. Wodehouse, Jeeves and the kid Clementina. Short story audiobook read by Nick Martin

Here is another Wodehouse tale brimming with humour and elegance, first published in 1930 in the Strand Magazine and the Cosmopolitan
This time I want to also give you a glimpse of an intriguing and delightful enterprise that my brother Richard runs tucked away in the heart of Cotswold England. I am certain that if you have a feeling for tradition and history, or a desire for individuality and quality, it will be of interest to you.
All will be revealed at the start of the reading with a few other pictures throughout. If you want a little more than a glimpse or to actually have a piece of the action, there is a slide at the end with all the details.

[@lara_bond]

I just said to my teenage son: Are you proposing to appear in those garments in pablic? He recognized Jeeves right away and we laughed:) Whenever we travel, we always listen to Jeeves and Wooster by Nick Martin in a car❤

[@Trickynickymarts]

Brilliant! Good clean family fun.

[@gordongibson3326]

​m😊😊😊😊😊😊😊On😊😊o😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@cruisepaige]

I love hearing that the next generation is enjoying these wholesome classic brilliant comedies.

[@DrummerGrrrl]

Public, not pablic.

[@levonsynclr9805]

Very enjoyable. So happy I found this channel!!

[@karenzak6627]

Absolutely hilarious and delightful. Thank you so much for sharing these treasures with us in your wonderful, perfectly accented character voices!!

[@marydeewright3576]

😅Wonderful rendering as usual, thank you so much.😊

[@rAndomlight1069]

"[Cough] er...pardon me Sir, are you proposing to appear in those garments in public?" As soon as I hear Jeeves comment on Berties attire, great guffaws sre sure to follow 😂😂

[@yvonneali9833]

Thoroughly enjoyed this.👏

[@Trickynickymarts]

Great, thanks Yvonne

[@2000madi2000]

You make each character palpable. Good job what?!!

[@MixerTWS]

As always, thanks for this! I look forward to lounging on the balcony in the sunshine this weekend, accompanied by a glass of something cool and 'J. and the K. C.'

[@Trickynickymarts]

Thanks - sounds good and long may the sunshine last!

[@Eva_Zark]

I wish we all had a Jeeves in our lives! thanks again!

[@Trickynickymarts]

Agreed! Ah, but then we would not be allowed to wear our favourite spicy plus fours! Cheers

[@sloanfrakes5918]

I love your story telling I didn't even know that this was a newer story telling thank you so much for your wonderful talent

[@Trickynickymarts]

Thank you - lots more here for you

[@NiallMor]

"Ho!" 😉 Another splendid performance, sir. The perfect thing to lift spirits in these dark and troubled times. I cheered when I saw a new story was available from you. Thank you so much, and please keep up the good work.

[@Trickynickymarts]

Thank you Neil - very pleased it does that for you! Cheers.

[@oldhat2u]

Your reading and performance is amazing! Thank you for the delightful tales of P G Wodehouse. ;^)-

[@pennybuskin9105]

ThanQ for sharing your wonderful voice

[@Trickynickymarts]

Cheers Penny

[@buniluvr]

Greetings Lord “M”! I just noticed your new posting and I’m so excited to listen! Hearing the first few minutes was delightful Many thanks for this lovely post! Cheers my friend, julie

[@Trickynickymarts]

Thanks Julie!

[@titusjonasneffe]

this was fun on a rainy day in "bad new"-Germany. Love the unique exquisit throws.

[@Trickynickymarts]

Thanks - hope it helps! I believe carriage to Germany is very reasonable!

[@ymynymasa]

Nick Martin, I worship every syllable you utter. You go like a breeze and bring home the gravy in no uncertain matter 😎🎓🤓

[@Trickynickymarts]

Haha! Very good and thank you!

[@boots_n_coots]

Splendid reading; most sincere thanks Nicky old fellow!

[@Trickynickymarts]

Cheers

[@tablighibayans]

Excellent! Thank you.

[@spikemcnock8310]

Listened to some time ago but it's still a great story. Thanks.

[@Hannah_7777]

Most entertaining, I had a good smile about the whole matter, and the reading is just great

[@TedaR]

Have you ever traced your ancestry...no doubt there are Woosters hanging about your family tree! 😄😉 Pure perfection, as always! Cheers Nick!

[@titusjonasneffe]

@Teda R, long not see - I hope you and your dearest are fine. Greetings from Germany GA

[@Trickynickymarts]

Ha! Actually I am very short of aunts both Agatha or Dahlia type . Thanks.

[@tedar3986]

@@titusjonasneffe hello old friend! We are fair to Midland. Hope you all are well! Great listening ey?!Blessings y’all!

[@sambojangles5175]

I fall asleep to your story telling 😊 (in the best way of course)

[@Trickynickymarts]

Oh no, that means you get all the woes but then always miss the happy conclusions!

[@denisemoross1389]

So enjoyable! Thank you😊

[@charisgaillard]

I really enjoy your readings! Thank you 🙏🏻♥️

[@Trickynickymarts]

I'm pleased - thank you for saying.

[@Jubilee33382]

Smashing! Thank you ❤

[@spikemcnock8310]

Most excellent ol boy,top of the class.

[@NiallMor]

"Pardon me, sir, are you proposing to appear in those garments in public?" 😁

[@Trickynickymarts]

You may say, that is a mighty polite put down!

[@valeriemacphail9180]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sharonachrak3686]

Another great one Nick! ❤️

[@Trickynickymarts]

Thanks Sharon

[@Rosemary2009]

Good old Jeeves, that was a close one, I thought Bertie might have to struggle through another speech at the girls school! Thank you, Mr. Martin, I hope you are having a great day.

[@Trickynickymarts]

It was looking that way! Thanks

[@spikemcnock8310]

Fantastic tale..

[@chrissythornhill]

Fab website ...... 👌🏼 Hello to Richard , now for my cuppa ☕️ and an evening with your good self . 🧶 🪢 🧶

[@marisadallavalle393]

Nick Martin rocks!!!!!!

[@heidipomeroy5605]

Kept me laughing from start to finish.

[@christabedwin]

Your voice is so splendid. I went to your brother's beautiful web page and told him to pay you a pint. :)

[@Trickynickymarts]

Thanks Christa. I shall look forward to that!

[@spikemcnock8310]

Listened again, brilliant

[@paulmwaniki6809]

Amen.Pray that we may overcome our unbelief

[@ОльгаИванова-б8п1ю]

Hello, I'm listening!

[@Trickynickymarts]

Well done!

[@JoanKentBible]

46:33 "Those plus fours, you may give them to the poor".

[@Trickynickymarts]

A lovable and generous spirit!

[@glorisyoung9696]

👏👏👏👏👏❤️

[@mwatts-riley2688]

Are you familiar with the children's series entitled "the Secret Seven"? Might you consider recording any of those? I would love hearing your voice in reading those adventures. Ever thankful. M

[@Trickynickymarts]

Thanks for the suggestion - trouble is I need to stick with short stories and they would be a bit long I think.

[@philiphema2678]

I remember the "Secret Seven" as well as the "Famous Five" by Enid Blyton. My favourite book was the "Enchanted Oak Tree" whose only character I remember was Moonface. But I remember Miss. Casper who read a chapter each week to her primer class, the group as silent as the grave! Such wonderful childhood memories in school in NZ. From a grateful septugenerian now living in Hawaii🥰

[@jordsupp]

Perhaps a link to your brother's web site, in your notes, would assist?

[@Trickynickymarts]

Good idea, thank you.

[@TinaDevereux-vr6qe]

Trousering!!!@

[@r4b32t11]

What a gift you are Trickynicky...

[@Trickynickymarts]

Ha! Thanks Catherine.

[@ОльгаИванова-б8п1ю]

These throws are wonderful! Too bad that they're too expensive. not to speak about delivery( I'm in Russia, you see)🙂

[@Trickynickymarts]

They are very lovely. Yes, may be more expensive than an ordinary blanket but more joy and for so many more years! Also, you could be surprised by the carriage cost - I think its only about ten quid to most of the world. Cheers

[@tedmoffat8849]

Ditto here in Australia

[@mavisemberson8737]

A firm stand against Jeeves ? Over confidence ,perhaps

[@heenanyou]

Hmmm... Why is this undated?

[@DesmondBedarte]

Perhaps you didn't know there is a description box where the party who posted the video can provide addition information such as dates, background info and the like. If you look to the right side of the screen on the level of the video's title, you will see a symbol like this: < (except the symbol is pointed downwards). If you tap that symbol, you will open the description box and find the information which the uploader has added.

[@heenanyou]

@@DesmondBedarte Thank you so much for explaining this so throroughly. However I don't have such a symbol as you describe in that position. I am on a PC, could that be why? I find my cellphone too small and hard on the eyes so I don't use it for KZbin. Nice try though!

[@DesmondBedarte]

@@heenanyou I am sorry, I do not own a pc, and I cannot guide you as to where to find the icon on that type of device. I would tend to think it exists somewhere, as the description box often contains important information about the video. Here is what is contained in the description box for this particular video: Here is another Wodehouse tale brimming with humor and elegance, first published in 1930 in the Strand Magazine and the Cosmopolitan. This time I want to also give you a glimpse of an intriguing and delightful Enterprise that my brother Richard runs tucked away in the heart of Cotswold England I am certain that if you have a feeling for tradition and history, or a desire for individuality and quality, it will be of interest to you. All will be revealed at the start of the reading with a few pictures throughout. If you want a little more than a glimpse or to actually have a piece of the action, there will be a slide at the end with all the details. (Below this, there is a tab indicating that the video originated in the United Kingdom, and below that is an incredibly handy feature which actually brings up the transcript for the entire story and follows along with the transcript on the screen as the narrator reads.)

[@DesmondBedarte]

@@heenanyou I found this short video showing how to open the description on a PC kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2rPnoiErJhlp9k