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My Man, Jeeves: Heritage Facsimile Edition Wilfrid J. Harrington a brilliant framework of common-senseThe book, My Man, Jeeves, was published in 1919, Wodehouse's first book with the name Jeeves in its title. The book includes four stories about Wodehouse's most beloved characters, Bertie Wooster and Jeeves, with illustrations by Alfred Leete, who did a wonderful job of defining the characters of Wooster and Jeeves visually. It also includes four stories about Reggie Pepper, an earlier prototype of Bertie Wooster, with illustrations by Joseph Simpson,