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	Amazon.com: Leave it to PSmith (Wodehouse, P. G. Collector's Wodehouse.): Books: P.G. Wodehouse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Leave it to Psmith is a comedy adventure involving crime and gunplay, all set into motion by an umbrella in the Drones Club and Mulliner Nights is a series of stories about the inimitable Mr.
		Psmith was his greatest creation, and if you've read the other three Psmith books first (and you should), it's very touching and funny to see him fall in love and make the ultimate sacrifice: masquerading as a sensitive poet and a jewel thief all at once.
		Psmith is deucedly witty, charming, unaffected, steady and optimistic.
	www.amazon.com /Leave-PSmith-Wodehouse-Collectors-Wodehouse/dp/158567432X (1758 words)

	Psmith, Journalist by P. G. Wodehouse: Chapter XXVII. Psmith Concludes His Ride
		Psmith, in the interior of the cab, glanced at Mr.
		Psmith had risen from his seat as he delivered the blow, and it consequently got the full benefit of his weight, which was not small.
		Psmith dined alone, his enjoyment of the rather special dinner which he felt justified in ordering in honour of the occasion somewhat diminished by the thought of Billy's hard case.
	www.online-literature.com /pg-wodehouse/psmith-journalist/28 (1375 words)

	Psmith - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rupert Psmith (or Ronald Eustace Psmith, as he is called in the last of the four books in which he appears) is a fictional character in several comic novels by P.
		Wodehouse based Psmith on Rupert D'Oyly Carte (1876–1948), the son of the Gilbert and Sullivan impresario Richard D'Oyly Carte, as he put it "the only thing in my literary career which was handed to me on a silver plate with watercress around it".
		In a typical example from Leave it to Psmith, he perceives Eve, trapped by the rain under an awning, and decides, chivalrous gentleman that he is, to get her an umbrella.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Psmith (990 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Psmith Journalist: Books: P.G. Wodehouse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Psmith helps acting editor Billy Windsor change the image of Cosy Moments magazine and they are stalked by gangsters when their expose of slum tenements angers an unscrupulous landlord.
		Psmith is my favourite Wodehouse character, and this is his most exciting adventure.
		With the Psmith stories, PG Wodehouse signalled the end of his school stories, and the beginning of his marvellous career as the finest English comic authour of the century, combining plot character, and language, so brilliantly.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Psmith-Journalist-P-G-Wodehouse/dp/0140032142 (714 words)

	Russell Connor
		When Leave it to Psmith was published in 1923, after being serialized in the Saturday Evening Post, it was viewed as an Edwardian fairyland world, the reality of which had perished on the battlefields of France.
		Ironically, it was not Psmith's first appearance, but his last - considering his popularity, and the Master's eye for a ready buck, a cause for puzzlement.
		Psmith ("an old Etonian") first appeared as a rich, sophisticated classmate of the hero, Mike Jackson, in The Lost Lambs of 1908.
	russellconnor.com /writing_10.html (1555 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Psmith in the City: Books: P.G. Wodehouse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Psmith is elevated to the principle character quite clearly - a trend which continues in "Psmith, journalist", and of course is entirely dominant in the concluding "Leave it to Psmith", where Mike is relegated to the background.
		Psmith's unique character traits are generally revealed in his conversation, and Wodehouse makes the most of this - certainly more than he was able to in the earlier school settings for Mike and Psmith.
		The dialogue does not, perhaps, soar to the heights it achieves in "Leave it to Psmith", but this is a distinctly earlier piece of writing.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Psmith-City-P-G-Wodehouse/dp/014003207X (651 words)

	Psmith
		Boredom is anathema to Psmith and he will do anything to avoid it.
		Later, when Wodehouse thought of Psmith he said, slightly regretfully, that he could not think of anything else for Psmith to do – he just could not imagine him staying on as Lord Emsworth’s secretary.
		But Psmith is too much in control of events and needs to provoke incidents to make his life more interesting.
	www.worldofwodehouse.com /psmith.htm (326 words)

	Schulers Books (Psmith in the City - 1/33)
		This, on the Saturday morning, helped by another shower of rain which made the wicket easier for the moment, they had increased to a hundred and forty-eight, leaving the house just two hundred to make on a pitch which looked as if it were made of linseed.
		Where Psmith stood like some dignified piece of sculpture, musing on deep questions with a glassy eye, his father would be trying to be in four places at once.
		When Psmith presented Mike to him, he shook hands warmly with him and started a sentence, but broke off in the middle of both performances to dash wildly in the direction of the pavilion in an endeavour to catch an impossible catch some thirty yards away.
	www.schulers.com /books/pg/p/Psmith_in_the_City (1085 words)

	Amazon.ca: Mike And Psmith: Books: P Wodehouse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		It was a preference for cricket over schoolwork that united Mike and Psmith in their reluctance to attend their new school, Sedleigh.
		The school insists that its attendees be keen, but it is sorely unprepared for boys of such foresight and resources as Mike and Psmith, who have decided to devote their energies exclusively to ragging.
		And just to show you that I read Mike and Psmith with my eyes wide open, I have to state that my early comments are not intended as criticism but as a compliment.
	www.amazon.ca /Mike-Psmith-P-Wodehouse/dp/0140124470 (1148 words)

	Psmith, Journalist
		Psmith's was a nature which required a certain amount of stimulus in the way of gentle excitement; and it seemed to him that the conduct of the remodelled Cosy Moments might supply this.
		Psmith, who had constituted himself guardian of the literary and dramatic interests of the paper, had employed his gift of general invective to considerable effect, as was shown by a conversation between Master Maloney and a visitor one morning, heard through the open door.
		Psmith was one of those people who are content to accept most of the happenings of life in an airy spirit of tolerance.
	books.rakeshv.org /html/psmth10.html (20619 words)

	Psmith, Journalist - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Psmith, Journalist is a novel by P.G. Wodehouse, first released in the U.K. as a serial in the magazine The Captain in 1909.
		Psmith, accompanying his friend Mike on a cricketing tour, is complaining that he finds New York a little dull, especially with his companion frequently called on for cricketing duties.
		Psmith becomes Rupert Smith, a Harvard alumnus (Psmith's first name is Rupert in Mike and Psmith in the City; it is not mentioned in Psmith, Journalist, and has changed to Ronald for his next appearance), although he retains Psmith's characteristic monocle, mode of speech and habit of referring to all and sundry as "Comrade".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Psmith,_Journalist (1777 words)

	Psmith, Journalist, P.G. Wodehouse - Section 20 of 29 - Book Club/Fiction - ArcaMax Publishing
		Psmith he looked upon as a quite amiable lunatic, from whom little was to be expected; but there was a set expression on Billy Windsor's face which suggested great things.
		Gripping the struggling rent collector round the waist, and ignoring his frantic kicks as mere errors in taste, he lifted him to the trap-door, whence the head, shoulders and arms of Billy Windsor protruded into the room.
		The trap-door appeared to be the only means of access to the roof, and between their roof and that of the next house there was a broad gulf.
	www.arcamax.com /fiction/b-1615-20 (2401 words)

	Leave It to Psmith
		Blandings is brimming with criminals and imposters, all intent on stealing Aunt Constance's diamond necklace.
		It is left to the debonair Psmith, with his usual aplomb, to discover the identities of one and all.
		Ronald Eustace Psmith — Champion talker and school friend of Mike's.
	wodehouse.ru /32.htm (446 words)

	Dylan O'Donnell's Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		On the other hand, it was nominated in the Best Player Character category in the 1998 XYZZY awards, so there must be something to it.
		I also spend a fair amount of time at the virtual gathering place of IF aficionados, ifMUD (I'm Psmith there).
		I don't watch much TV, but I do watch some of the geek favourites: Dr Who, Babylon 5, Red Dwarf, Buffy, Fawlty Towers, Sapphire and Steel, Blake's 7, etc, etc.
	www.spod-central.org /~psmith (379 words)

	Psmith, Journalist, P.G. Wodehouse - Section 22 of 29 - Book Club/Fiction - ArcaMax Publishing
		WARING Psmith pushed back his chair slightly, stretched out his legs, and lit a cigarette.
		He looked from Psmith to the paper and from the paper to Psmith.
		Psmith, sitting down at a table, placed the paper in an envelope and addressed it to himself at the address of _Cosy Moments_.
	www.arcamax.com /fiction/b-1615-22 (1437 words)

	indeedsir: Not exactly J/W related, but...
		(Psmith is positively BRILLIANT, I had NO idea I would end up so found of him, though I just read the last Psmith book, in which Mike is already married and Psmith ends up with a financee, and I have to say, I know we love our slash here, but Psmith and the future Mrs.
		Psmith are competely suited to each other--Wodehouse even says that's why he stopped writing Psmith, he got to boring after he got married: he stopped being Emsworth's secretary, probably studied the law and is now in some seat in the government, either a judge or in parliment.
		Psmith dresses to the nines, is painfully verbose, painfully intelligent, and would ALWAYS, ALWAYS get away in the end, even after Bertie and Jeeves foiled his plot.
	community.livejournal.com /indeedsir/248651.html (724 words)

	Amazon.ca: Psmith, Journalist: Books: P. G. Wodehouse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		"Psmith Journalist" is the third Psmith novel and finds the hero cavorting in the New York City of 1914, as he unilaterally takes over a weekly newpaper, runs afoul of politicians and gangsters, and consorts with other gangsters to arrange for his protection.
		This sounds rather grim but actually Psmith continues to delight us with his humorous language and indomitable aplomb.
		As with the other early novels the final plot resolution is rather weak but not without being preceded by a hundred-odd pages of hilarious dialog and action.
	www.amazon.ca /Psmith-Journalist-P-G-Wodehouse/dp/0809592827 (321 words)

	Mike -- Mike at Wrykyn -- Mike and Psmith
		The evocation of public school life and the codes of honour belonging to school, family and the game are conveyed with all Wodehouse's customary wit and brilliance.
		United in their reluctance to attend their new school, Sedleigh, good-natured Mike and the debonair Psmith become firm friends, resolving to make the best of injustice and devote their energies exclusively to ragging.
		The school, as Psmith would say, confuses the unusual with the impossible, and is thus taken very much by surprise by the duo in their element.
	wodehouse.ru /12.htm (556 words)

	Psmith, Journalist, P.G. Wodehouse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Psmith becomes substitute editor of a formerly family-oriented newspaper called Cosy Moments.
		Their exposé of New York's slum problem brings them to the attention of an unscrupulous landlord who is willing to pay them to cease and desist.
		But the righteously indignant Psmith and Windsor stand their ground.
	www.embiid.net /books/books.asp?S=955891024&P=255&C=0 (89 words)

	The World Of Psmith
		Psmith in the City tells of the chivalrous Pamith's employment in the gloomy surrounginds of a city bank, but he finds that it is not the metier for one so endowed with verbal dexterity and a yen for the good life.
		In Psmith Journalist our hero takes over a gentle journal known as Cosy Moments and-with the aid of Billy Windsor, its sub-editor-turns it into a radical publication, with alarming and hilarious results.
		Psmith is on a quest for a valuable necklace, and the hand of the delightful Miss Halliday.
	www.indiaplaza.com /books/pd.aspx?sku=0140173609 (183 words)

	P.G. Wodehouse : Psmith, Journalist : Chapter XII. A Red Taximeter
		Psmith and Billy, having left the Astor, started to walk down Broadway to Billy's lodgings in Fourteenth Street.
		A red taximeter cab was crawling down the road at their side.
		In the roadway at the foot of the opposite staircase was a red taximeter cab.
	www.classicreader.com /read.php/sid.1/bookid.2098/sec.13 (892 words)

	P.G. Wodehouse : Psmith, Journalist : Chapter V. Planning Improvements
		Psmith was deep in Lucia Granville Waterman's "Moments in the Nursery." He turned to Billy Windsor.
		Psmith rose, and tapped him earnestly on the chest.
		The exigencies of his cricket tour will compel him constantly to be gadding about, now to Philadelphia, now to Saskatchewan, anon to Onehorseville, Ga. His services, therefore, cannot be relied upon continuously.
	www.classicreader.com /read.php/sid.1/bookid.2098/sec.6 (1105 words)

	My Favorite Wodehouse Saga
		psmith journalist for a great cross-cultural account, and a historically important documentation of the lower east side.
		We have now read 3 of the Blandings stories, the last Psmith story (which is sort of a Blandings story, too), all of the Jeeves and Bertie stories (that we know of), most of the Mulliner and a few assorted stand alone stories (including the golfing stories--we especially liked The Clicking of Cuthbert).
		For wit, wisdom and cricket you need go no further than "Psmith in the City", while "Mike and Psmith" is one of the greatest school stories ever written.
	www.smart.net /~tak/Wodehouse/pgwsaga.html (4571 words)

	Psmith in the City
		Psmith slid from his stool, and made his way deferentially towards him.
		Psmith found him a quarter of an hour later in the card-room.
		Psmith's work was about the hottest proposition he had ever struck.
	wso.williams.edu /~rbhattac/psmithcity.html (14870 words)

	LibriVox » 2005 » November
		Psmith in the City LibriVox catalog page (for Ogg, 128kbps & a zip of the entire book)
		Psmith continues his adventures … read by our favourite audio gourmet, podchef (by the way check out his freely-available & beautiful pdf cookbook - I made the chili jam & it was really really good):
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	librivox.org /2005/11 (473 words)

	Fictionwise eBooks: P. G. Wodehouse
		The Psmith Omnibus: Mike & Psmith; Psmith in the City; Psmith, Journalist by P. Wodehouse [Humor/Classic Literature]
		This monocle-sporting dandy and ex-Etonian will tell you that the P in his name is silent, and was added by himself as he considers himself too remarkable to be a mere "Smith".
		You will meet Psmith in all his most famous adventures in this bargain omnibus reprinting of the three books that introduced this famous Wodehouse character to the world.
	www.fictionwise.com /eBooks/PGWodehouseeBooks.htm (697 words)

	The World of Psmith quiz -- free game
		Psmith ends up being sacked from the New Asiatic Bank.
		What is the only thing that Psmith objects to doing in his Leave It To Psmith advertisement?
		He meant to throw them at Psmith but chose the wrong window
	www.funtrivia.com /playquiz.cfm?qid=161806 (248 words)

	Psmith in the City (Psmith) by P G Wodehouse
		Psmith in the City (Psmith) by P G Wodehouse
		Psmith and his friend Mike Jackson have been pressed into jobs in the city.
		Psmith intends to keep his knowledge of work limited to hearsay, and uses his wit and sangfroid to smooth over the world of business for Mike and himself.
	www.fantasticfiction.co.uk /w/p-g-wodehouse/psmith-in-city.htm (117 words)

	PG Wodehouse Psmith Journalist - Synopsis Picture - Further Information
		PG Wodehouse Psmith Journalist - Synopsis Picture - Further Information
		THE conditions of life in New York are so different from those of London that a story of this kind calls for a little explanation.
		Most gang victims get a quarter of a column in small type.
	www.pgwodehousebooks.com /psmith-journalist.htm (155 words)

	PG Wodehouse Psmith in the City - Synopsis Picture - Further Information
		PG Wodehouse Psmith in the City - Synopsis Picture - Further Information
		John Bickersdyke was to be in Mike Jackson's life, it was only appropriate that he should make a dramatic entry into it.
		On Friday morning, when the team of the local regiment arrived in their
	www.pgwodehousebooks.com /psmith-city.htm (154 words)

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