Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30
I checked the man

possibie-sheer intellect shining from every
feature.
Speak Jeeves," I said.
Very good, sir. have pIan sir, which
fancy may produce satisfactory results"
Lets have it." said Aunt Dah1ia.
I'm affairs of this description madam the
first essential is to study the psychology Of the
individual"
"Oh, an" said Aunt DahIia
"And by psychology Jeeves" put In, to help
the thing along, you imply"
The natures and dispositions Of the prin-
eipals in the matter, sir"
Does he talk like this when you're alone,
Bertie?" asked Aunt Dahlia.
Sometimes. Proceed Jeeves"
well sir. if may say so, the thing that
struck most forcibly about Miss BeIlinger
was that hers was a somewhat imperious nature.
I could envisage Miss Bellinger applauding
success. could not so easily see her plying
and Sympathizng with failure.
Possibly you will recall, sir, her attitude
when Mr.. Glossop endeavored TO light her
cigarette with his automatic lighter? I thought
detected certain impotence at his inability
TO produce the necessary fame"
True, Jeeves. She licked him on"
"Let me get this straight" said Aunt Dahlia.
"You think if he goes on trying to light her
cigarette with his automatic lighter long enough
she will eventually get fed up and hand him
the mitten?"
merely EnGlbOnSQ the episode, ma0am, as
an indication of Miss Bellmgers somewhat
ruthless nature. think, therefore that should
Miss Bellinger be a witness of Mr.. GlossopS
appearing to disadvantage in public she would
cease to entertain affection for him. In the
event. for instance of his failing to entertain
the audience Tuesday with his singing"
saw daylight. by Jove, Jeevesl You mean
If he gets the bird all win be off?"
Il shall be greatly surprised il such is not
the case, sir"
shook my head. I'VE cannot leave this
thing to chance, Jeeves Young Tuppy singing
Sonny Boy is the hkeliest prospect for the
bird that can think of-but no. :. You see
for yourself that we must do more than simply
trust to luck"
I'VE need not trust to luck sir I would
suggest that you approach your friend Mr..
Bingham and volunteer your services at his
forthcoming entertainment It could readily be
arranged to have you sing Immediately before
Mr.. Glossop. I fancy, sir, that if Mr.. Glossop
were to sing Sonny Boy directly after you
had sung Sonny Boy the audience would re-
Spond satisfactorily. T. the time Mr.. Glossop
began to sing they would have lost their taste
for that particular song and would express their
feelings warmly"
"Jeeves" said Aunt Dahlia, you're a marvel!"
"Jeeves," I said you're an asst Me sing
Sonny Boy at Beefy Bingham's clean, bright
entertainment? can see myself"
You sing it daily in your bath sir"
I checked the man with one of my looks.
Between singing Sonny Boy in ones bath,
Jeeves, and singing it before hall fun OF
assorted blood-orange merchants and their
young there is a substantial difference"
BERTHE" said Aunt Dahlia, you'll sing, and
like it,
st will not Nothing will induce"
BERTHE" said Aunt Dahlia firmly, you win
sing Sonny Boy on Tuesday. or may an aunt's
curse"
II wont!"
Think of Angela"
Dash Angela
"Rertie!"
mo, mean hang 1t all!'
"You won't?"