Piccadilly Jim
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- First published
- 1917
- Pages
- 220
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A Red-Haired Girl
47:58 -
The Exiled Fan
24:46 -
Family Jars
21:37 -
Jimmy's Disturbing News
7:17 -
The Morning After
17:21 -
Jimmy Abandons Piccadilly
30:32 -
On the Boat-Deck
18:32 -
Painful Scene in a Cafe
31:24 -
Mrs. Pett is Shocked
21:14 -
Instruction in Deportment
7:36 -
Jimmy Decides to be Himself
16:58 -
Jimmy Catches the Boss's Eye
15:29 -
Slight Complications
14:32 -
Lord Wisbeach
9:42 -
A Little Business Chat
14:18 -
Mrs. Pett Takes Precautions
12:23 -
Miss Trimble, Detective
33:01 -
The Voice From the Past
34:57 -
Between Father and Son
13:56 -
Celestine Imparts Information
4:38 -
Chicago Ed.
11:33 -
In the Library
10:48 -
Stirring Times for the Petts
20:42 -
Sensational Turning of a Worm
8:23 -
Nearly Everybody Happy
6:41 -
Everybody Happy
7:46
Piccadilly Jim (1917) is a public domain work.
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About this book
Jimmy Crocker earned the nickname Piccadilly Jim through a career of scandalous headlines, and now he wants nothing more than to live it down, chiefly to win Ann Chester, who despises everything the name stands for. Crossing back to New York, he blunders into a household boiling with imposters, private detectives, and a plot to kidnap his insufferable young cousin Ogden. To court Ann, Jimmy ends up pretending to be someone pretending to be himself, and the disguises pile up from there. Published in 1917, this is Wodehouse at his most intricately plotted, a farce of mistaken identity that clicks together like a fine watch.
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Book facts
- Author
- P. G. Wodehouse
- First published
- 1917
- Reading time
- About 6 hours
- Pages
- 220
- Language
- English
- Genre
- British Classics
- Formats
- PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook