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...idden castle and its owner, the amiable but woolly-minded backwoods peer [[Lord Emsworth]], would be continued in many more novels and [[Short story|short stories]] ...racter in the book, [[Rupert Baxter|The Efficient Baxter]], is also Rupert—Lord Emsworth's invaluable secretary, he had previously appeared in '''Something Fresh'''

[[Blandings Castle]] lacks its usual balm for the ninth [[Lord Emsworth|Earl of Emsworth]], as his imperious sister [[Lady Constance Keeble]] is on [[Lord Emsworth]], that amiable but woolly-minded backwoods peer, is apparently now in clov

...riter [[P.G. Wodehouse]] that introduces the absentminded backwoods peer [[Lord Emsworth]] of [[Blandings Castle]]. It was first published as a book in the United S ...romance blossoms. To complicate matters even more, [[Freddie Threepwood]], Lord Emsworth's equally dim-witted second son, is engaged to that very same American mill

...[Blandings Castle]], the stately home to the befogged [[backwoods peer]] [[Lord Emsworth]] and his prize pig, [[Empress of Blandings|the Empress of Blandings]]. He ...ouse's many series, or [[Galahad Threepwood|the Hon. Galahad Threepwood]], Lord Emsworth's unmarried younger brother.

...novels of the British comic writer [[P.G. Wodehouse]], being the seat of [[Lord Emsworth]] (Clarence Threepwood, 9th Earl of Emsworth), home to many of his family, ...ther famous beauty spot, ideal for courting lovers. There is a lake, where Lord Emsworth often takes a brisk swim in the mornings.

...befuddled backwoods peer [[Lord Emsworth]] and his prize piggy (don't let Lord Emsworth hear you call her that, he'll fire you on the spot!), the immense, and priz

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