Oldest Member - Stories

Stories

The Oldest Member narrates twenty-five short stories:

  • Nine of the ten stories in The Clicking of Cuthbert:
    • "The Clicking of Cuthbert"
    • "A Woman is Only a Woman"
    • "A Mixed Threesome"
    • "Sundered Hearts"
    • "The Salvation of George Mackintosh"
    • "Ordeal by Golf"
    • "The Long Hole"
    • "The Heel of Achilles"
    • "The Rough Stuff"
  • All nine stories in The Heart of a Goof:
    • "The Heart of a Goof"
    • "High Stakes"
    • "Keeping in with Vosper"
    • "Chester Forgets Himself"
    • "The Magic Plus Fours"
    • "The Awakening of Rollo Podmarsh"
    • "Rodney Fails to Qualify"
    • "Jane Gets off the Fairway"
    • "The Purification of Rodney Spelvin"
  • Five of the stories in Nothing Serious:
    • "Up From the Depths"
    • "Feet of Clay"
    • "Excelsior"
    • "Rodney Has a Relapse"
    • "Tangled Hearts"
  • A single story from A Few Quick Ones:
    • "Scratch Man"
  • A single story from Lord Emsworth and Others:
    • "There's always golf"

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