Bertie Changes His Mind

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"Bertie Changes His Mind" is a Jeeves and Wooster short story collected in the book Carry on Jeeves, published in 1925. This short story tells the reader why Bertie Wooster has such a fear of public speaking, which expanded upon in the novel Right Ho, Jeeves (also known as Brinkley Manor). It is told, in a change, from Jeeves' perspective.[1]

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  1. ^ Dash it, Jeeves! Why are we so funny? Daily Telegraph.
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