The last thing this world needs is for the physically tone-deaf uncle George to start thinking of matrimony.

Can Bertie save humanity from certain embarrassment?

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Ask anyone at the drones, and they will tell you that Bertram Worcester is a fellow whom it is dashed difficult to deceive.

Old link's eyes about what it amounts to, I observe and deduce.

I weigh evidence and draw my conclusions, and that is why Uncle George had not been in my midst more than about two minutes

before I, so to speak, saw all. To my train die, the thing stuck out a mile. And yet it seemed so

dashed absurd. Consider the facts, if you know what I mean. I mean to say, for years, right back to the

time when I first went to Eaton, this bulging relative

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