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Set amid the venerable walls of Belpher Castle, this witty tale introduces a lively cast of characters whose lives intertwine around the estate’s grand gardens, a public opening, and a curious family history. Lord Marshmoreton, a widowed earl with a passion for horticulture, spends his days coaxing prize‑winning roses while his children—Percy, on the verge of manhood, and Maud, a spirited twenty‑year‑old—navigate the expectations of their lineage.
Adding to the mix is Lady Caroline Byng, the earl’s sharp‑tongued sister, her wealthy husband’s stepson Reginald, and a mischievous page‑boy named Albert who keeps a close eye on the castle’s ever‑watchful butler, Keggs. As rumors swirl and misunderstandings mount, the garden becomes a stage for comic mishaps and tentative flirtations, hinting at romantic possibilities that could reshape the household. Listeners will be drawn into the charmingly chaotic world of aristocratic life, where a single misread smile might set off a cascade of delightful confusion.
Language
en
Duration
~7 hours (424K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2000-06-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1881–1975
Best known for creating Jeeves and Bertie Wooster, he wrote comic fiction so polished and light on its feet that it still feels fresh a century later. His novels, stories, lyrics, and musical comedies helped define English-language humor for generations of readers.
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