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"Honeysuckle Cottage" is a short story by the British author P. G. Wodehouse. The story was first published in the 24 January 1925 issue of the Saturday Evening Post in the United States, and in the February 1925 issue of the Strand Magazine in the United Kingdom. Wodehouse subsequently added a framing device in which the story is told by the character of Mr. Mulliner. It is this version which appears in the 1927 short story collection Meet Mr. Mulliner, and subsequent Wodehouse collections.

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rdfs:label	Honeysuckle Cottage (en) La villa del caprifoglio (it)
rdfs:comment	La villa del caprifoglio (Honeysuckle Cottage) è un racconto dello scrittore inglese P. G. Wodehouse, pubblicato per la prima volta in volume nel 1933 nella raccolta di racconti Meet Mr Mulliner (in italiano: Mister Mulliner). (it) "Honeysuckle Cottage" is a short story by the British author P. G. Wodehouse. The story was first published in the 24 January 1925 issue of the Saturday Evening Post in the United States, and in the February 1925 issue of the Strand Magazine in the United Kingdom. Wodehouse subsequently added a framing device in which the story is told by the character of Mr. Mulliner. It is this version which appears in the 1927 short story collection Meet Mr. Mulliner, and subsequent Wodehouse collections. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Robin Bailey Meet Mr Mulliner Brewster Mason Penelope Ann Miller Richard Griffiths Richard Usborne Val Kilmer Matilda Ziegler Christopher Guest The Turn of the Screw Ludwig Wittgenstein Short story Comedy Bryan Powley Curtis Armstrong P. G. Wodehouse The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction The Henry James Review Henry James Jeeves and the Kid Clementina Audrey Niffenegger 1925 short stories Short stories by P. G. Wodehouse Works originally published in The Saturday Evening Post Martin Hyder Michael Shepley Ned Chaillet Robert McCrum List of short stories by P. G. Wodehouse The Tragic Muse Mr. Mulliner Strand Magazine Saturday Evening Post Meet Mr. Mulliner
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author	P. G. Wodehouse
country	United Kingdom (en)
genre	Comedy
language	English (en)
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publisher	Strand Magazine Saturday Evening Post
release date	1925-01-24 (xsd:date) February 1925 (en)
has abstract	"Honeysuckle Cottage" is a short story by the British author P. G. Wodehouse. The story was first published in the 24 January 1925 issue of the Saturday Evening Post in the United States, and in the February 1925 issue of the Strand Magazine in the United Kingdom. Wodehouse subsequently added a framing device in which the story is told by the character of Mr. Mulliner. It is this version which appears in the 1927 short story collection Meet Mr. Mulliner, and subsequent Wodehouse collections. Considered by Wodehouse himself to be one of his funniest stories, the story has been viewed as a homage to the writer Henry James. The philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein thought it the funniest thing he had ever read, according to his memoir. (en) La villa del caprifoglio (Honeysuckle Cottage) è un racconto dello scrittore inglese P. G. Wodehouse, pubblicato per la prima volta in volume nel 1933 nella raccolta di racconti Meet Mr Mulliner (in italiano: Mister Mulliner). (it)
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author	P. G. Wodehouse
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publisher	Strand Magazine Saturday Evening Post
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