I dare say TrickyNick that this may be one of your finest, so very well done, truly. Thank you, I keep an eye out for any and all of your readings. I highly recommend for anyone reading this comment Nicks rendition of “The Mildenhall Treasure” and “The Hitchhiker”, both are excellent.
Hi again, gosh how kind. Thank you. There are a few little bits in the pipeline that will be out soon. Audio word, but a bit different this time and may not be of wide appeal. All in connection with British canals and narrow boating. And then maybe another Dahl or PGW. Cheers Nick
Thanks Nick for yet another brilliant performance of several , very differing characters 👍 It’s been a very pleasant change for me, having been hooked on visual video’s which is obviously a strain on the eyes. I can now have comfortable pleasure. moving around the house whilst listening thru my Bluetooth earphones 😁👍 Re the tip I added to your video of THE HITCHHIKER....Are you able to attach the same TIP to all your masterpieces so they they have no need to end up wandering around TH-cam? BEST WISHES FROM JUST ACROSS THE CHANNEL IN BRISTOL 🤗☘️
Although I was studying Plant sciences in the university 20 years back, I couldn't keep myself away from PG Wodehouse and would inadvertently find myself digging for his books in the English literature section in the library book shelves... Your reading is such a treat! 🇵🇰Best wishes 🇵🇰
@@Trickynickymarts Seriously, I can't stop crying for what is happening in Ukraine, and Wodehouse is helping me keep my sanity. I just can't thank you enough for this. Again.
Nick sometimes goes a bit nuts with pronunciations. For example "timbre". It's not pronounce "Tam bray" - possibly an attempt to give it a Frenchy fillip. Not a successful effort, Nick. Try "TAM brr". Somewhat closer. I also find the laboured way Nick reads Bertie's part - at a snail's pace and very deliberately, a wee bit...tooth gritting.
Jude, I thought you had long given up on these stories - understandable with all that tooth gritting going on! However, always nice to have you along - and your corrections. If timbre should turn up again, I now know the way!
Wonderful, one of your best, to be fondly remembered when sitting round the fire in pld age.
Perfect reading. Characterisations are spot on.
Wodehouse is never out of
date.
I have just discovered these fine programs and couldn’t be happier. Thank you so much for the uploading of excellent entertainment.
Thanks, keep tuning in for more!
What a wonderful reading! The story was a delight and, Mr. Martin, you were just excellent. Thank you for brightening my day!
Thank you and boy did today need some brightening! Its been wet and dull here for days now.
I dare say TrickyNick that this may be one of your finest, so very well done, truly. Thank you, I keep an eye out for any and all of your readings.
I highly recommend for anyone reading this comment Nicks rendition of “The Mildenhall Treasure” and “The Hitchhiker”, both are excellent.
Hi again, gosh how kind. Thank you. There are a few little bits in the pipeline that will be out soon. Audio word, but a bit different this time and may not be of wide appeal. All in connection with British canals and narrow boating. And then maybe another Dahl or PGW. Cheers Nick
Very true.
Thanks, will look for them.
Thanks Nick for yet another brilliant performance of several , very differing characters 👍 It’s been a very pleasant change for me, having been hooked on visual video’s which is obviously a strain on the eyes. I can now have comfortable pleasure. moving around the house whilst listening thru my Bluetooth earphones 😁👍
Re the tip I added to your video of THE HITCHHIKER....Are you able to attach the same TIP to all your masterpieces so they they have no need to end up wandering around TH-cam? BEST WISHES FROM JUST ACROSS THE CHANNEL IN BRISTOL 🤗☘️
Thank you John for that. I will have look at putting a pointer like that up at the description.
This was a wonderful surprise while having my morning coffee, thank you so much!
Thank you I do enjoy listening to the Jeeves series your time is greatly appreciated have a blessed day
That's great, thank you for that.
Although I was studying Plant sciences in the university 20 years back, I couldn't keep myself away from PG Wodehouse and would inadvertently find myself digging for his books in the English literature section in the library book shelves...
Your reading is such a treat! 🇵🇰Best wishes 🇵🇰
Ha! Yes, I am certain you would learn nothing of plant science from Bertie!
Very well read. Evelyn Waugh was of course partly joking when he called P.G. Wodehouse "the master" but he wasnt far wrong. Thanks for this reading.
Thank you. Yes and fortunately for us all, so prolific and hard working!
@@Trickynickymarts Speaking of Waugh, any thoughts on reading his early comic stuff, or is it too non PC these days?
Listened to this more than once. What O Jeeves...
Wonderful ! 👌🏼🍸🍾 Cheers
"Things were beginning to look pretty moldy!" lol Great job, Nick! I love your narrations!
Excellent read as usual. Your Jeeves is the best! Looking forward to your next narration.
That is indeed most generous sir - or madam! Thanks for that.
Very well read
Thanks for your effort😊😮
Can I ask you whose painting of a girl is this? Its lovely
Yes its very striking and a perfect cover picture I thought but I don't know, sorry.
Just found it, Adolfo Busi.
@@Trickynickymarts oh, thank you very much!
VWD as always Nick dear! TYSM Anxiously await your next treat!
Jeeevs remarks on Berties portrait " A little like that of a dog regarding a distant bone. Sir"😂😂😂😂
Where do all these church ladies in this comments section come from? Very treacly. Nice reading though.
All this and more free on TH-cam ❤🎉
How blessed are we? 💙😁
How did I miss this story? Brilliantly read. Thank you. Did you attend the R.S.C.?
Thanks Dermot. No, the N.A.C. - Northamptonshire Agricultural College. Cheers Nick
A real rare find .Many thanks.
You are so amazing! I just see those two characters before my eyes!!!!
A new woodhouse
Thank you
I just adore everything you have on your channel.
Thank you Harriette - another one soon hopefully.
@@Trickynickymarts :)
Enjoyed it so funny.
I would love to hear you read The Mixer. It's a short story contained in the book The Man With Two Left Feet and Other Stories.
I'll take a look! cheers
Wodehouse perfect mirroring of the idiotic,idle rich is always hilarious 🤣🤣
Oh gosh, how I am enjoying myself. Thank you! 💕
That's good!
@@Trickynickymarts Seriously, I can't stop crying for what is happening in Ukraine, and Wodehouse is helping me keep my sanity. I just can't thank you enough for this. Again.
Superb narrator.
Your voice is perfect for Wodehouse!
The reader's cold didn't seem to matter.
Listened to this again and it's still a great story. Thanks
Joy in the morning audiobooks u tube
Thank you!! This is lovely!!
Great, plenty more! Thank you
@@Trickynickymarts Yay!! I cannot wait. And I am now too excited to sleep!
What jolly treat! Many thanks❤
Lol Thank you! 😊
I ❤ PG Wodehouse ❤
Lol! 😂😄
GWADYS? Wgladys? Where does the 'w' go?
Gwladys.
Wodehouse NEVER disappoints. And neither does TrickyNicky!!! My favorite reader.
mr. Pimm appears to be a fixture [what a great discription of some one ] say what
I'm so enjoying these. Can't help but see in my mind, the figures of Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry!
Ha! The power of tv! Cheers
Slingsbys Superb Soups,I can feel a jingle in the offing.
And the soup season cometh!
Well done ...so enjoyable
Cheers
Why isn’t this lioading
Nick sometimes goes a bit nuts with pronunciations. For example "timbre". It's not pronounce "Tam bray" - possibly an attempt to give it a Frenchy fillip. Not a successful effort, Nick. Try "TAM brr". Somewhat closer. I also find the laboured way Nick reads Bertie's part - at a snail's pace and very deliberately, a wee bit...tooth gritting.
Jude, I thought you had long given up on these stories - understandable with all that tooth gritting going on! However, always nice to have you along - and your corrections. If timbre should turn up again, I now know the way!
@@Trickynickymarts Best reply ever. Besides your exemplary talent, your good nature shines through. Thanks from Salt Lake City, Utah