"Historians of the most opposite parties relate that one day, towards the end of January 1536, the queen, unexpectedly entering a room in the palace, found the king paying his court to the young maid of honor in too marked a manner." – d'Aubigné
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sounds much like Wodehouse
Interesting. Yes, it sounds like Jeeves, because Wodehouse gave him Victorian diction.
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Moreso even Wodehouse's structuring of sentences. (non-jeeves as well, descriptive). The style that's tremendously satisfying to read (especially the commas) that follows Wilde -> Wodehouse ->
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