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Sunset At Blandings (Everyman's Library P G WODEHOUSE)
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Hannah is on page 68 of 213

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Hannah is on page 36 of 213

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Thomas Anderson is on page 93 of 224

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Thomas Anderson is on page 86 of 224

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Thomas Anderson is on page 78 of 224

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Thomas Anderson is on page 68 of 224

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Rahul is 40% done

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Sunset at Blandings (Blandings Castle, #12)

Rahul is 30% done

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Rahul is 20% done

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Rahul is 10% done

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Rahul is 4% done

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Joseph is on page 95 of 170

I know that Wodehouse's books are always a bit formulaic, but I really feel like this one is particularly bad. Basically everything is a rehash of a previous BC book.

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Joseph is on page 83 of 170

Part where the main couple has a temporary break-up, usually (at least in the later books) because the girl is being dumb? Check.

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Joseph is on page 11 of 170

I would have gone with All's Well at Blandings, because Wodehouse came up with it but it also recalls "all's well that ends well," thus still having that gentle feel of finality.

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