Psmith in the City & Psmith, Journalist (Unabridged)
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P G Wodehouse. Psmith in the City & Psmith, Journalist (Unabridged)
Psmith in the City & Psmith, Journalist (Unabridged)
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Table of Contents
Psmith in the City
1. Mr Bickersdyke Walks behind the Bowler's Arm
2. Mike Hears Bad News
3. The New Era Begins
4. First Steps in a Business Career
5. The Other Man
6. Psmith Explains
7. Going into Winter Quarters
8. The Friendly Native
9. The Haunting of Mr Bickersdyke
10. Mr Bickersdyke Addresses His Constituents
11. Misunderstood
12. In a Nutshell
13. Mike is Moved On
14. Mr Waller Appears in a New Light
15. Stirring Times on the Common
16. Further Developments
17. Sunday Supper
18. Psmith Makes a Discovery
19. The Illness of Edward
20. Concerning a Cheque
21. Psmith Makes Inquiries
22. And Take Steps
23. Mr Bickersdyke Makes a Concession
24. The Spirit of Unrest
25. At the Telephone
26. Breaking The News
27. At Lord's
28. Psmith Arranges his Future
29. And Mike's
30. The Last Sad Farewells
Psmith, Journalist
CHAPTER I "COSY MOMENTS"
CHAPTER II. BILLY WINDSOR
CHAPTER III. AT "THE GARDENIA"
CHAPTER IV. BAT JARVIS
CHAPTER V. PLANNING IMPROVEMENTS
CHAPTER VI. THE TENEMENTS
CHAPTER VII. VISITORS AT THE OFFICE
CHAPTER VIII. THE HONEYED WORD
CHAPTER IX. FULL STEAM AHEAD
CHAPTER X. GOING SOME
CHAPTER XI. THE MAN AT THE ASTOR
CHAPTER XII. A RED TAXIMETER
CHAPTER XIII. REVIEWING THE SITUATION
CHAPTER XIV. THE HIGHFIELD
CHAPTER XV. AN ADDITION TO THE STAFF
CHAPTER XVI. THE FIRST BATTLE
CHAPTER XVII. GUERILLA WARFARE
CHAPTER XVIII. AN EPISODE BY THE WAY
CHAPTER XIX. IN PLEASANT STREET
CHAPTER XX. CORNERED
CHAPTER XXI. THE BATTLE OF PLEASANT STREET
CHAPTER XXII. CONCERNING MR. WARING
CHAPTER XXIII. REDUCTIONS IN THE STAFF
CHAPTER XXIV. A GATHERING OF CAT-SPECIALISTS
CHAPTER XXV. TRAPPED
CHAPTER XXVI. A FRIEND IN NEED
CHAPTER XXVII. PSMITH CONCLUDES HIS RIDE
CHAPTER XXVIII. STANDING ROOM ONLY
CHAPTER XXIX. THE KNOCK-OUT FOR MR. WARING
CONCLUSION
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P. G. Wodehouse
Psmith, Journalist
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There is only one thing for a batsman to do on these occasions. Mike ran into the pavilion, leaving Mr Bickersdyke standing.
Psmith, who had waited patiently with him, though his own work was finished, accompanied him down to the post office and back again to the bank to return the letter basket; and they left the office together.
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