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P G Wodehouse. Psmith, Journalist
Psmith, Journalist
Table of Contents
PREFACE
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
Published by Good Press, 2019
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"Comrade Jackson," said Psmith, rising, "we must be in this."
When they arrived on the scene of hostilities, the young man had just possessed himself of the walking-stick, and was deep in a complex argument with the head-waiter on the ethics of the matter. The head-waiter, a stout impassive German, had taken his stand on a point of etiquette. "Id is," he said, "to bring gats into der grill-room vorbidden. No gendleman would gats into der grill-room bring. Der gendleman—"
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