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"The Man with the Hoe" ("L'Homme à la Houe"), painted in 1861, is a famous painting by Jean-François Millet.Given the proclivities of the Wrecking Crew, Wodehouse may also have had in mind a poem inspired by Millet's work — Edwin Markham's "The Man with the Hoe," which begins
The game takes place over several different locales, including an icy land. Golf Story is a top-down adventure game based on the sport of golf.The game follows a down-on-his-luck golfer attempting to reclaim his childhood love of the game, passed down to him by his father, after not playing the game for 20 years. [1]
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The Oldest Member is not named in the stories. He has white hair, white eyebrows and white whiskers, and is a bachelor. [3] He appears to be in his seventies or older, since in "The Letter of the Law", he says he went to Oxford with his friend Joseph Poskitt, one of the Wrecking Crew, [4] who are all described as septuagenarians in "Scratch Man". [5]
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The following articles are about fictional characters from the stories of English comic writer P. G. Wodehouse. See also the special lists at the top of the category. See also the special lists at the top of the category.
The Oldest Member says that golf is an uncertain game and it is never safe to bet on any player. This leads to him telling the following story of Vincent Jopp, the American multi-millionaire, who played golf for only one season. In the story, the Oldest Member is a young man who has just come down from Cambridge.
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