This is very peculiar. I'm reading a Wodehouse novel I've never read before, and it's boring me. I didn't know that could even happen. It's The Coming of Bill, which was first published in 1919 (in the US, under the title Their Mutual Child, for completists), and it's... strangely dull. I'm vaguely concerned about the poor child in the sterilized
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That's happened to me before. It was a terrible experience (not the book, but the experience of being bored by Wodehouse -- ack!), but what's really scaring me is that it wasn't the same book as the one that's boring you. Maybe he wasn't feeling well when he was writing them?
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