Thank you for all your very positive comments and encouragement. Bertram will be back! In the meantime find a moment if you can to have a scout through bro Richard's remarkable woollen world at www.cotswoldwoollenweavers.co.uk/
Thank you for brightening my day with another visit with Jeeves and Bertie! Double thanks for pointing to your brother's website, I see some lovely ideas for upcoming birthday gifts!
Nick, I have listened to this many times. The climactic passage about the discharge of the contents of the stable bucket is liquid gold. Your expression of it is absolutely glorious. I doubt Wodehouse himself could imagine any better. Sensational. Thank you so much for your gift of such fun.
Your comment made me want to find that scene once more and have a listen! Very pleased that you enjoy it all so much and thank you. A new one coming along this week.
I'm so pleased that you read this Nick. Your work is of such a quality that it actually adds to people's quality of life. I say that from personal experience and from reading the same sentiments coming through in the comments of others. I go so far as to say that your work is a blessing - a term I do not use lightly. It stirs deep joy. I can only say, thank you so much Nick, for your sparkling contribution to the lives of others.
@@heatherheron-speirs8727 Goodness, I am very touched. I can honestly say that if reading these stories bring so much pleasure for you and others, that makes me happy. Thank you again.
This was a nice treat. There's not too many Jeeves and Wooster's I haven't read. This was a story I did not know existed, until I found in my feed an hour or so ago. Thank you for this. I laughed from beginning to end.
Bravo Lord “M”! You’ve brought such joy into all our lives, Plum himself is beyond the moon with delight! Thank you for posting and sharing with your devoted fans! Cheers, julie
Many thanks for your efforts in these readings. I have only discovered Wodehouse in the last few months (at age 63) thanks to the likes of Douglas Adams, Stephen Fry and Christopher Hitchens all ganging up on me to check the bloke out. So I invested an Audible credit on Fry’s Jeeves collection, then the Blandings collection, and now I am seeking out more and more stories, wherever I can find them. PS: Scourge rhymes with surge. Sorry to nitpick.
Apart from a few mispronunciations, which are unimportant in the great scheme of things, these are extremely well read. I prefer Nick Martin's work to all other interpretations. Great clarity. The characterisations are vivid and timing perfect. Compelling listening. They have brought me great joy.
Thank you so much for narrating and sharing these! I've just discovered your representations of P. G. Wodehouse's works, and thus fallen in love with them! So much great humor and fun!
Huzzah! A few days ago, I was wondering when you might favor us with another Wodehouse story, and when I checked my RUclips feed, my prayers were answered. Another sterling performance, sir.
Sorry it’s been so long Nick. So happy to find another gem cued. Well done as usual sir! “Hey” to your brother & the rest of the fam! Blessings fr across the pond. 😃🥰🙏🏼✝️
Thank you Gloris for the appreciation! The code of the Woosters has been on the list but keeps getting pushed down due to the length. One of these days, I will have to buckle down to it - it is a good one.
PGW's humour is exquisite and the reader's delivery superb. I'm hooked. The fiction is at least partly grounded in reality. One wonders how a person with a too notch education can be so vapid and useless. Bertie would be lost without Jeeves. Bertie's family would have done well by requiring that he work as a condition of his allowance. Aunt Agatha and Jeeves together could manage him if she could accept that Jeeves exercises good judgment despite his lower social standing. Bertie might actually grow up under those circumstances.
I went to your brothers website, I so want an armchair and stool and the natural British throws look and sound amazing, will have to pop up in the new year if I can’t get there before 😊 off to listen to you chat and fall asleep, so will be back for the next few nights to hear the whole story 😂
@@mwatts-riley2688 I'll be 40 in Sept! And I possess a kaleidescope of interests and pursuits..and this is one of them... and boy is it bullseye. What about you? Your kitter katter looks rather young ;)
Burtie is so so helpless without Jeeves. He can't even make a cup of tea. He is so dependent on Jeeves even to dress him. Awful. At least Men in America his age, know how to plow a field and ride the train, whereas Burtie is useless and a child.👶 Jeeves is so patient with him, like a momma cat with a kitten. H A. ! 🐱
Yes it is... from me, Richard Martin... I'm Nick's brother and run Cotswold Woollen Weavers in the English Cotswolds. Please look it up! And I agree Nick is a very good Wodehouse reader indeed, just as my woollen throws are very good too! As B Wooster would probably say.. pip pip, everyone!
Nobody does voiceover direction on these damned stories, with the result that there is always mangling of the words. Shortly after 47:00 we get "lissome" pronounced as "lie-some". I ask you. Where did Nick Martin receive his educations, and what was he doing during the English language lessons? Enough! I will find Plum read by another voice.
Oh Jude, you are such a tease! You are right of course my mind was elsewhere during the English lessons and pretty much all the other lessons too. Thinking about how to go about being a pig farmer or the next electronics project or maybe how to fit that old motorbike engine onto a gokart. And these dreadful mispronunciations are the result!
A bit of a perfectionist, what? Are you this way with everyone? May I suggest that you lighten up and enjoy these readings, flaws and all. Or not. It's your choice. It doesn't matter one iota to the rest of us.
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Thank you for all your very positive comments and encouragement. Bertram will be back!
In the meantime find a moment if you can to have a scout through bro Richard's remarkable woollen world at www.cotswoldwoollenweavers.co.uk/
Thank you for brightening my day with another visit with Jeeves and Bertie! Double thanks for pointing to your brother's website, I see some lovely ideas for upcoming birthday gifts!
@@Rosemary2009,
I'll do anything but it's 1am here and I sprained my ankle need to sleep. Jeeves will help distract me from pain. 🙏🏽💕
Those are gorgeous!!! Bookmarked will look in more detail tomorrow!!
You're perfect for these stories. Thanks for sharing. Kept me chuckling, the way Bertram is always exaggerating.
Another great reading, thank you Sir! x
These stories are wonderful. Very humorous. Didn't know of them. Your narration is top notch
Wonderful. Thank you so much...... a real treat to listen to ❤️
Nick, I have listened to this many times. The climactic passage about the discharge of the contents of the stable bucket is liquid gold. Your expression of it is absolutely glorious. I doubt Wodehouse himself could imagine any better. Sensational. Thank you so much for your gift of such fun.
Your comment made me want to find that scene once more and have a listen! Very pleased that you enjoy it all so much and thank you. A new one coming along this week.
I'm so pleased that you read this Nick. Your work is of such a quality that it actually adds to people's quality of life. I say that from personal experience and from reading the same sentiments coming through in the comments of others. I go so far as to say that your work is a blessing - a term I do not use lightly. It stirs deep joy. I can only say, thank you so much Nick, for your sparkling contribution to the lives of others.
@@heatherheron-speirs8727 Goodness, I am very touched. I can honestly say that if reading these stories bring so much pleasure for you and others, that makes me happy. Thank you again.
This was a nice treat. There's not too many Jeeves and Wooster's I haven't read. This was a story I did not know existed, until I found in my feed an hour or so ago. Thank you for this. I laughed from beginning to end.
Bravo Lord “M”! You’ve brought such joy into all our lives, Plum himself is beyond the moon with delight! Thank you for posting and sharing with your devoted fans! Cheers, julie
Wodehouse was a brilliant wordsmith. How can we not love the way Jeeves glides / filters / beetles / oozes in and out of the room.
Please more audiobooks, your wonderful reading is addictive!Many thanks from Jupiter, Florida!
More will be coming. With many thanks to you too from West Wales!
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Brilliantly read. Love these and can’t wait for the next one.
Thanks for another one TrickNick! Saving this one for bedtime. 📘💖
Excellent, thank you so much!
Many thanks for your efforts in these readings. I have only discovered Wodehouse in the last few months (at age 63) thanks to the likes of Douglas Adams, Stephen Fry and Christopher Hitchens all ganging up on me to check the bloke out. So I invested an Audible credit on Fry’s Jeeves collection, then the Blandings collection, and now I am seeking out more and more stories, wherever I can find them.
PS: Scourge rhymes with surge. Sorry to nitpick.
Young Bertie comes well recommended then!
Oh crikey, another rogue pronunciation. Too late to fix now!
Oh, what a pleasure!
Wonderful. Thank you 🇮🇪👍
You’re such a wonderful narrator! Wish you could do more Roald Dahl or Agatha Christie. 😊
golly gosh..yes.
Unfortunately the copyright police are very quick to strike AC material. 😕 Cheers and blessings fr Nashville yall 🙂
Not Roald Dahl.
Apart from a few mispronunciations, which are unimportant in the great scheme of things, these are extremely well read. I prefer Nick Martin's work to all other interpretations. Great clarity. The characterisations are vivid and timing perfect. Compelling listening. They have brought me great joy.
Totally agree. These are such a joy. Well said
Well done. Thank you!
Thank you so much for narrating and sharing these! I've just discovered your representations of P. G. Wodehouse's works, and thus fallen in love with them! So much great humor and fun!
I’m definitely going to look at those Woolen Weavers. They look lovely!
Huzzah! A few days ago, I was wondering when you might favor us with another Wodehouse story, and when I checked my RUclips feed, my prayers were answered. Another sterling performance, sir.
Sorry it’s been so long Nick. So happy to find another gem cued. Well done as usual sir! “Hey” to your brother & the rest of the fam! Blessings fr across the pond. 😃🥰🙏🏼✝️
Delays all round but thank you and to you. Cheers.
Listening over and over. Escape from this time' problems( politics).
Thoroughly heartening ☀️
Please consider tackling EF Benson , would love to hear you reading some of the Mapp and Lucia books 😊
Hm, thanks for the recommendation of a new author to try!
Thank you!!!!!!
Wow, you are rattling through them - and then again! Thanks for all your comments.
Nick, Richard has told me about your foray into the TUBE. Marvellous......xx Peter
Ha! we meet again at last! Yes and I expect you were as surprised as I've been - seeing all this. Hope all is well. Pip pip
Could you please read, The Code of the Woosters? Funny story, and needs a good reader.
Thank you Gloris for the appreciation!
The code of the Woosters has been on the list but keeps getting pushed down due to the length. One of these days, I will have to buckle down to it - it is a good one.
Excellent.
Enjoyed.
PGW's humour is exquisite and the reader's delivery superb. I'm hooked. The fiction is at least partly grounded in reality. One wonders how a person with a too notch education can be so vapid and useless. Bertie would be lost without Jeeves. Bertie's family would have done well by requiring that he work as a condition of his allowance. Aunt Agatha and Jeeves together could manage him if she could accept that Jeeves exercises good judgment despite his lower social standing. Bertie might actually grow up under those circumstances.
Thanks for the reading! I also like the photos of the throwers or blankets or 'what nots' but its not possible any more to receive packages from UK.
Thanks. I am sure bro' would find a way!
So enjoying stories at bedtime.
Nick almost sounds like Hugh Laurie. 👍
9:35 Bonzo is and has been, from the cradle, a pest 😂
There was a collection by PG Wodehouse called Plum Pie...plz do find and read that...very exceptional writing
I'll take a look, thanks.
I went to your brothers website, I so want an armchair and stool and the natural British throws look and sound amazing, will have to pop up in the new year if I can’t get there before 😊 off to listen to you chat and fall asleep, so will be back for the next few nights to hear the whole story 😂
Great. And Richard will be pleased to see you there!
Oh my golly gosh, I'm so thrilled about this channel. Have you considered reading for audible?
Miss S. You look rather young. How did one of your age find any Jeeves books? That's A wee bit unusual for your generation. Go you!
M. Illinois.
@@mwatts-riley2688 I'll be 40 in Sept!
And I possess a kaleidescope of interests and pursuits..and this is one of them... and boy is it bullseye. What about you? Your kitter katter looks rather young ;)
✨'... a combination of boy scout and delivery wagon...' 😂✨
The “pip speech” at 35:25 is so philosophical, then I think he used the “F” word. 😮😂
Please do a reading of Rusty Runs Away by Ruskin Bond.
I will look into it, thanks
Listen to agatha raisin books too, she is from the Cottswells, as well. Lighter murder mysteries. M. 📚 Illinois.
WTF are "the Cottswells"?? Do you possibly mean "the Cotswolds"??
Burtie is so so helpless without Jeeves. He can't even make a cup of tea. He is so dependent on Jeeves even to dress him.
Awful. At least Men in America his age, know how to plow a field and ride the train, whereas Burtie is useless and a child.👶 Jeeves is so patient with him, like a momma cat with a kitten. H A. ! 🐱
Great job. Minor point: I think it’s “Thos” with the h pronounced and to rhyme with “coast”. (almost).
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👏👏👏👏👏
Is that an ad at 36 min?
Yes it is... from me, Richard Martin... I'm Nick's brother and run Cotswold Woollen Weavers in the English Cotswolds. Please look it up!
And I agree Nick is a very good Wodehouse reader indeed, just as my woollen throws are very good too!
As B Wooster would probably say.. pip pip, everyone!
Or "what ho"
Yes. Nick Martin promotes his brother's woollens shop shamelessly, in spite of the community rules banning commercial messages.
What o Jeeves.
😂😂😂😂😄🙌
Nope. I need my jeeves to be read by Johnathan sesil
Nobody does voiceover direction on these damned stories, with the result that there is always mangling of the words. Shortly after 47:00 we get "lissome" pronounced as "lie-some". I ask you. Where did Nick Martin receive his educations, and what was he doing during the English language lessons? Enough! I will find Plum read by another voice.
Oh Jude, you are such a tease! You are right of course my mind was elsewhere during the English lessons and pretty much all the other lessons too. Thinking about how to go about being a pig farmer or the next electronics project or maybe how to fit that old motorbike engine onto a gokart. And these dreadful mispronunciations are the result!
A bit of a perfectionist, what? Are you this way with everyone? May I suggest that you lighten up and enjoy these readings, flaws and all. Or not. It's your choice. It doesn't matter one iota to the rest of us.
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