Jeeves first appeared in 1915. He continued to be in Wodehouse's work until his last finished novel Aunts Aren't Gentlemen (1974), published one year later as The Cat-nappers in the US. Jeeves is a persuasive and cultured man who typically helps Bertie, extricating him from unwanted engagements. He also helps Bertie's friends and relatives in various dilemmas. Together, Bertie and Jeeves experience different adventures in numerous short stories and novels. Containing eight stories, four of them including Jeeves, My Man Jeeves was originally published in 1919, and it is the first title by Wodehouse with more than one jeevesian short story.