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ADVENTURES OF BINDLE - by - HERBERT JENKINS - HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 DUKE OF YORK STREET, ST. JAMES'S LONDON, S.W.I
ADVENTURES OF BINDLE - CHAPTER I - THE COMING OF THE LODGER
CHAPTER II - A DOWNING STREET SENSATION
CHAPTER III - THE AIR-RAID - I
CHAPTER IV - THE DUPLICATION OF MR. HEARTY - I
CHAPTER V - THE GATHERING OF THE BANDS
CHAPTER VI - MR. GUPPERDUCK'S MISHAP
CHAPTER VII - THE COURTING OF THE REV. ANDREW MACFIE
Joseph Bindle is a quick‑witted furniture remover whose everyday job turns into a cascade of odd jobs and eccentric encounters. In this lively collection he assists the enterprising Mr. Hearty with a shop promotion, inadvertently converts Lady Knob‑Kerrick’s drawing‑room into soldiers’ billets, and finds himself juggling the duties of a porter at Fulham Square Mansions. Familiar faces such as the gloomy Ginger, the scheming Wilkes, and the ever‑curious Millie Hearty pop up, creating a bustling community of quirky characters that keep the story humming with humor.
The first act opens with Mrs. Bindle’s frantic search for a lodger, sparked by a “Wanted” notice in The Gospel Sentinel. A noisy dinner table, a half‑eaten pie, and Bindle’s dry commentary set the tone for a comedy of domestic misunderstandings. As the couple debates the advertisement’s promises, listeners can expect a series of tangled arrangements and good‑natured chaos that define Bindle’s world.
Language
en
Duration
~6 hours (366K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by David Garcia and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net
Release date
2010-05-07
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1876–1923
Best known for breezy, sharp-eyed comedy, this British novelist also helped shape early 20th-century publishing by founding Herbert Jenkins Ltd., the house that brought out many P. G. Wodehouse novels. His books often mix warmth, wit, and a fond eye for ordinary people in absurd situations.
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