Провадь далі, Дживсе

Berti Vuster i ĭoho virnyĭ sluha Dz͡hyvs krokui͡utʹ plich-o-plich i v soni͡achni dni, i koly navysai͡utʹ hrozovi khmary. Vkotre na holovu molodoho Bertrama zvali͡ui͡etʹsi͡a hora problem: to vin pospikhom zaruchai͡etʹsi͡a z Florens i shvydko rozumii͡e, shcho vskochyv u khalepu, to titonʹka Dalii͡a prahne budʹ-i͡akym sposobom domohtysi͡a populi͡arnosti svoho z͡hurnalu, to z"i͡avli͡ai͡utʹsi͡a davni druzi͡aky i slizno prosi͡atʹ pro dopomohu v skladnykh sytuat͡sii͡akh. I i͡ak zavz͡hdy, usi dorohy vedutʹ do Dz͡hyvsa! Tilʹky ĭoho hostryĭ rozum i kmitlyvistʹ ri͡atui͡utʹ vid bidy.

Bertie Wooster and his loyal servant Jeeves walk side by side on sunny days and when thunderclouds hang. Once again, a mountain of problems falls on the head of young Bertram: he hurriedly gets engaged to Florence and quickly realizes that he has got into trouble, then Aunt Dahlia strives in any way to achieve the popularity of her magazine, then old friends appear and tearfully ask for help in difficult situations. And as always, all roads lead to Jeeves! Only his sharp mind and ingenuity save him from trouble.