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Leave It to Psmith

First published
1923
Pages
239

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  1. DARK PLOTTINGS AT BLANDINGS CASTLE

    20:15

  2. ENTER PSMITH

    33:49

  3. EVE BORROWS AN UMBRELLA

    12:09

  4. PAINFUL SCENE AT THE DRONES CLUB

    8:20

  5. PSMITH APPLIES FOR EMPLOYMENT

    20:28

  6. LORD EMSWORTH MEETS A POET

    56:41

  7. BAXTER SUSPECTS

    41:04

  8. CONFIDENCES ON THE LAKE

    61:20

  9. PSMITH ENGAGES A VALET

    58:24

  10. SENSATIONAL OCCURRENCE AT A POETRY READING

    63:10

  11. ALMOST ENTIRELY ABOUT FLOWER-POTS

    57:54

  12. MORE ON THE FLOWER-POT THEME

    18:40

  13. PSMITH RECEIVES GUESTS

    49:46

  14. PSMITH ACCEPTS EMPLOYMENT

    32:15

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About this book

Monocled, unflappable, and permanently short of funds, Ronald Eustace Psmith answers a newspaper advertisement offering to do anything, honest or otherwise, provided it is not dull. The reply drops him straight into Blandings Castle, where a diamond necklace is about to be stolen and where Psmith cheerfully passes himself off as a Canadian poet to stay close to the lovely Eve Halliday. Muddled aristocrats, real thieves, a peevish secretary, and the dreamy Lord Emsworth all collide in one of Wodehouse's most beautifully engineered farces. Published in 1923, it was the last of the Psmith novels and the book that first brought that hero to Blandings. The plotting is a marvel and the jokes never flag. Enjoy it as a free PDF and EPUB edition.

Contents

  1. I: Dark Plottings at Blandings Castle
  2. II: Enter Psmith
  3. III: Eve Borrows an Umbrella
  4. IV: Painful Scene at the Drones Club
  5. V: Psmith Applies for Employment
  6. VI: Lord Emsworth Meets a Poet
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First published
1923
Pages
239
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook