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A Prefect’s Uncle
Chapitres (18)
- I: Term Begins 0:00
- II: Introduces an Unusual Uncle 19:20
- III: The Uncle Makes Himself at Home 31:25
- IV: Pringle Makes a Sporting Offer 48:24
- V: Farnie Gets Into Trouble— 1:04:00
- VI: —and Stays There 1:19:44
- VII: The Bishop Goes for a Ride 1:35:45
- VIII: The M.C.C. Match 1:48:46
- IX: The Bishop Finishes His Ride 2:07:37
- X: In Which a Case Is Fully Discussed 2:21:03
- XI: Poetry and Stump-Cricket 2:34:42
- XII: “We, the Undersigned—” 2:48:56
- XIII: Leicester’s House Team Goes Into a Second Edition 3:03:38
- XIV: Norris Takes a Short Holiday 3:15:48
- XV: Versus Charchester (At Charchester) 3:31:48
- XVI: A Disputed Authorship 3:46:42
- XVII: The Winter Term 4:03:01
- XVIII: The Bishop Scores 4:15:53
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A new term is beginning at Beckford College, and “Bishop” Gethryn seems to have it all: He’s the head prefect of his schoolhouse, a top athlete on both the cricket and rugby teams, and is respected by his schoolmates and the Headmaster. But when his uncle arrives at the school, Gethryn’s world (and that of the school’s cricket team) is upended.
The Prefect’s Uncle is P. G. Wodehouse’s second novel, and was first published in 1903.