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The Greatest Works of P. G. Wodehouse (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. Jeeves, Wooster, Blandings Castle, and the Masterly Art of British Comic FictionBy P. G. Wodehouse

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The Greatest Works of P. G. Wodehouse gathers the comic worlds that made him a central figure in twentieth-century humorous fiction: the elegant absurdities of Jeeves and Wooster, the genial chaos of Blandings Castle, and the bright theatricality of his early stories and novels. Written in a prose style of immaculate timing, mock-heroic exaggeration, and dazzling idiom, these works refine the Edwardian and interwar comedy of manners into something lighter, sharper, and enduringly musical. Pelham Grenville Wodehouse, born in 1881 and educated at Dulwich College, spent his career moving between journalism, fiction, musical theatre, and Hollywood screenwriting. His transatlantic life, professional discipline, and deep familiarity with clubs, schools, country houses, and stage comedy shaped his fiction's distinctive mixture of social observation and farce. Though often detached from political urgency, his art reflects a deliberate devotion to comic order amid modern instability. This collection is warmly recommended to readers seeking both pleasure and precision: Wodehouse's plots may appear feather-light, but their engineering is masterly. Scholars, general readers, and lovers of verbal wit will find here an author whose comic universe remains humane, elegant, and inexhaustibly rereadable. This enriched edition has been carefully crafted to add value to your reading experience. - A succinct Introduction situates the work's timeless appeal and themes. - The Synopsis outlines the central plot, highlighting key developments without spoiling critical twists. - A detailed Historical Context immerses you in the era's events and influences that shaped the writing. - An Author Biography reveals milestones in the author's life, illuminating the personal insights behind the text. - A thorough Analysis dissects symbols, motifs, and character arcs to unearth underlying meanings. - Reflection questions prompt you to engage personally with the work's messages, connecting them to modern life. - Hand‐picked Memorable Quotes shine a spotlight on moments of literary brilliance.

Romantic Comedy Satire Psychological Family Identity Political Intrigue Small Town Memory

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14 Novels by E.M.Forster (Annotated)

388Chapter 11: JULIAN'S IDEA

2The Greatest Works of P. G. Wodehouse

389Chapter 12: THE FIRST GHOST

3Jeeves & Wooster Series

390Chapter 13: THE SECOND GHOST

4Right Ho, Jeeves

391Chapter 14: THE THIRD GHOST

392Chapter 15: EVA EVERSLEIGH

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393Chapter 16: I TELL JULIAN

394Chapter 17: A GHOSTLY GATHERING

395Chapter 18: ONE IN THE EYE

396Chapter 19: IN THE SOUP

106

397Chapter 20: NORAH WINS HOME

117

398Chapter 21: THE TRANSPOSITION OF SENTIMENT

128

399Chapter 22: A CHAT WITH JAMES

139

400Chapter 23: IN A HANSOM

1410

401Chapter 24: A RIFT IN THE CLOUDS

1511

402Chapter 25: BRIGGS TO THE RESCUE

1612

403Chapter 26: MY TRIUMPH

1713

404The Swoop

1814

405Chapter 1: AN ENGLISH BOY'S HOME

1915

406Chapter 2: THE INVADERS

2016

407Chapter 3: ENGLAND'S PERIL

2117

408Chapter 4: WHAT ENGLAND THOUGHT OF IT

2218

409Chapter 5: THE GERMANS REACH LONDON

2319

410Chapter 6: THE BOMBARDMENT OF LONDON

2420

411Chapter 7: A CONFERENCE OF THE POWERS

2521

412Chapter 1: IN THE BOY SCOUTS' CAMP

2622

413Chapter 2: AN IMPORTANT ENGAGEMENT

2723

414Chapter 3: A BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF THE SITUATION

28Leave It to Jeeves

415Chapter 4: CLARENCE HEARS IMPORTANT NEWS

29Jeeves and the Unbidden Guest

416Chapter 6: THE BOMB-SHELL

30Jeeves and the Hard-boiled Egg

417Chapter 7: THE BIRD

31Absent Treatment

418Chapter 8: THE MEETING AT THE SCOTCH STORES

32Helping Freddie

419Chapter 9: THE GREAT BATTLE

33Rallying Round Old George

420Chapter 10: THE TRIUMPH OF ENGLAND

34Doing Clarence a Bit of Good

421Chapter 11: CLARENCE—THE LAST PHASE

35The Aunt and the Sluggard

422The Intrusion of Jimmy

36Jeeves Takes Charge

423CHAPTER I: JIMMY MAKES A BET

37Jeeves in the Springtime

424CHAPTER II: PYRAMUS AND THISBE

38Aunt Agatha Takes the Count

425CHAPTER III: MR. McEACHERN

39Scoring off Jeeves

426CHAPTER IV: MOLLY

40Sir Roderick Comes to Lunch

427CHAPTER V: A THIEF IN THE NIGHT

41Jeeves and the Chump Cyril

428CHAPTER VI: AN EXHIBITION PERFORMANCE

42Comrade Bingo

429CHAPTER VII: GETTING ACQUAINTED

43The Great Sermon Handicap

430CHAPTER VIII: AT DREEVER

44The Purity of the Turf

431CHAPTER IX: FRIENDS, NEW AND OLD

45The Metropolitan Touch

432CHAPTER X: JIMMY ADOPTS A LAME DOG

46The Delayed Exit of Claude and Eustace

433CHAPTER XI: AT THE TURN OF THE ROAD

47Bingo and the Little Woman

434CHAPTER XII: MAKING A START

48Bertie Changes His Mind

435CHAPTER XIII: SPIKE'S VIEWS

49Psmith Series

436CHAPTER XIV: CHECK AND A COUNTER MOVE

50Mike

437CHAPTER XV: MR. MCEACHERN INTERVENES

51CHAPTER I: MIKE

438CHAPTER XVI: A MARRIAGE ARRANGED

52CHAPTER II: THE JOURNEY DOWN

439CHAPTER XVII: JIMMY REMEMBERS SOMETHING

53CHAPTER III: MIKE FINDS A FRIENDLY NATIVE

440CHAPTER XVIII: THE LOCHINVAR METHOD

54CHAPTER IV: AT THE NETS

441CHAPTER XIX: ON THE LAKE

55CHAPTER V: REVELRY BY NIGHT

442CHAPTER XX: A LESSON IN PICQUET

56CHAPTER VI: IN WHICH A TIGHT CORNER IS EVADED

443CHAPTER XXI: LOATHSOME GIFTS

57CHAPTER VII: IN WHICH MIKE IS DISCUSSED

444CHAPTER XXII: TWO OF A TRADE DISAGREE

58CHAPTER VIII: A ROW WITH THE TOWN

445CHAPTER XXIII: FAMILY JARS

59CHAPTER IX: BEFORE THE STORM

446CHAPTER XXIV: THE TREASURE SEEKER

60CHAPTER X: THE GREAT PICNIC

447CHAPTER XXV: EXPLANATIONS

61CHAPTER XI: THE CONCLUSION OF THE PICNIC

448CHAPTER XXVI: STIRRING TIMES FOR SIR THOMAS

62CHAPTER XII: MIKE GETS HIS CHANCE

449CHAPTER XXVII: A DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

63CHAPTER XIII: THE M.C.C. MATCH

450CHAPTER XXVIII: SPENNIE'S HOUR OF CLEAR VISION

64CHAPTER XIV: A SLIGHT IMBROGLIO

451CHAPTER XXIX: THE LAST ROUND

65CHAPTER XV: MIKE CREATES A VACANCY

452CHAPTER XXX: CONCLUSION

66CHAPTER XVI: AN EXPERT EXAMINATION

453The Little Nugget

67CHAPTER XVII: ANOTHER VACANCY

454I

68CHAPTER XVIII: BOB HAS NEWS TO IMPART

455II

69CHAPTER XIX: MIKE GOES TO SLEEP AGAIN

456Chapter 1

70CHAPTER XX: THE TEAM IS FILLED UP

457Chapter 2

71CHAPTER XXI: MARJORY THE FRANK

458Chapter 3

72CHAPTER XXII: WYATT IS REMINDED OF AN ENGAGEMENT

459Chapter 4

73CHAPTER XXIII: A SURPRISE FOR MR. APPLEBY

460Chapter 5

74CHAPTER XXIV: CAUGHT

461Chapter 6

75CHAPTER XXV: MARCHING ORDERS

462Chapter 7

76CHAPTER XXVI: THE AFTERMATH

463Chapter 8

77CHAPTER XXVII: THE RIPTON MATCH

464Chapter 9

78CHAPTER XXVIII: MIKE WINS HOME

465Chapter 10

79CHAPTER XXIX: WYATT AGAIN

466Chapter 11

80CHAPTER XXX: MR. JACKSON MAKES UP HIS MIND

467Chapter 12

81CHAPTER XXXI: SEDLEIGH

468Chapter 13

82CHAPTER XXXII: PSMITH

469Chapter 14

83CHAPTER XXXIII: STAKING OUT A CLAIM

470Chapter 15

84CHAPTER XXXIV: :GUERRILLA WARFARE

471Chapter 16

85CHAPTER XXXV: UNPLEASANTNESS IN THE SMALL HOURS

472Chapter 17

86CHAPTER XXXVI: ADAIR

473Chapter 18

87CHAPTER XXXVII: MIKE FINDS OCCUPATION

474Something New

88CHAPTER XXXVIII: THE FIRE BRIGADE MEETING

475CHAPTER I

89CHAPTER XXXIX: ACHILLES LEAVES HIS TENT

476CHAPTER II

90CHAPTER XL: THE MATCH WITH DOWNING’S

477CHAPTER III

91CHAPTER XLI: THE SINGULAR BEHAVIOUR OF JELLICOE

478CHAPTER IV

92CHAPTER XLII: JELLICOE GOES ON THE SICK-LIST

479CHAPTER V

93CHAPTER XLIII: MIKE RECEIVES A COMMISSION

480CHAPTER VI

94CHAPTER XLIV: AND FULFILS IT

481CHAPTER VII

95CHAPTER XLV: PURSUIT

482CHAPTER VIII

96CHAPTER XLVI: THE DECORATION OF SAMMY

483CHAPTER IX

97CHAPTER XLVII: MR. DOWNING ON THE SCENT

484CHAPTER X

98CHAPTER XLVIII: THE SLEUTH-HOUND

485CHAPTER XI

99CHAPTER XLIX: A CHECK

486CHAPTER XII

100CHAPTER L: THE DESTROYER OF EVIDENCE

487Uneasy Money

101CHAPTER LI: MAINLY ABOUT BOOTS

4881

102CHAPTER LII: ON THE TRAIL AGAIN

4892

103CHAPTER LIII: THE KETTLE METHOD

4903

104CHAPTER LIV: ADAIR HAS A WORD WITH MIKE

4914

105CHAPTER LV: CLEARING THE AIR

4925

106CHAPTER LVI: IN WHICH PEACE IS DECLARED

4936

107CHAPTER LVII: MR. DOWNING MOVES

4947

108CHAPTER LVIII: THE ARTIST CLAIMS HIS WORK

4958

109CHAPTER LIX: SEDLEIGH v. WRYKYN

4969

110Mike and Psmith

49710

1111: MR. JACKSON MAKES UP HIS MIND

49811

1122: SEDLEIGH

49912

1133: PSMITH

50013

1144: STAKING OUT A CLAIM

50114

1155: GUERRILLA WARFARE

50215

1166: UNPLEASANTNESS IN THE SMALL HOURS

50316

1177: ADAIR

50417

1188: MIKE FINDS OCCUPATION

50518

1199: THE FIRE BRIGADE MEETING

50619

12010: ACHILLES LEAVES HIS TENT

50720

12111: THE MATCH WITH DOWNING'S

50821

12212: THE SINGULAR BEHAVIOR OF JELLICOE

50922

12313: JELLICOE GOES ON THE SICK LIST

51023

12414: MIKE RECEIVES A COMMISSION

51124

12515: … AND FULFILLS IT

51225

12616: PURSUIT

513Piccadilly Jim

12717: THE DECORATION OF SAMMY

514CHAPTER I: A RED-HAIRED GIRL

12818: MR. DOWNING ON THE SCENT

515CHAPTER II: THE EXILED FAN

12919: THE SLEUTH-HOUND

516CHAPTER III: FAMILY JARS

13020: A CHECK

517CHAPTER IV: JIMMY'S DISTURBING NEWS

13121: THE DESTROYER OF EVIDENCE

518CHAPTER V: THE MORNING AFTER

13222: MAINLY ABOUT SHOES

519CHAPTER VI: JIMMY ABANDONS PICCADILLY

13323: ON THE TRAIL AGAIN

520CHAPTER VII: ON THE BOAT-DECK

13424: THE ADAIR METHOD

521CHAPTER VIII: PAINFUL SCENE IN A CAFE

13525: ADAIR HAS A WORD WITH MIKE

522CHAPTER IX: MRS. PETT IS SHOCKED

13626: CLEARING THE AIR

523CHAPTER X: INSTRUCTION IN DEPORTMENT

13727: IN WHICH PEACE IS DECLARED

524CHAPTER XI: JIMMY DECIDES TO BE HIMSELF

13828: MR. DOWNING MOVEs

525CHAPTER XII: JIMMY CATCHES THE BOSS'S EYE

13929: THE ARTIST CLAIMS HIS WORK

526CHAPTER XIII: SLIGHT COMPLICATIONS

14030: SEDLEIGH V. WRYKYN

527CHAPTER XIV: LORD WISBEACH

141Psmith in the City

528CHAPTER XV: A LITTLE BUSINESS CHAT

1421. Mr Bickersdyke Walks behind the Bowler's Arm

529CHAPTER XVI: MRS. PETT TAKES PRECAUTIONS

1432. Mike Hears Bad News

530CHAPTER XVII: MISS TRIMBLE, DETECTIVE

1443. The New Era Begins

531CHAPTER XVIII: THE VOICE PROM THE PAST

1454. First Steps in a Business Career

532CHAPTER XIX: BETWEEN FATHER AND SON

1465. The Other Man

533CHAPTER XX: CELESTINE IMPARTS INFORMATION

1476. Psmith Explains

534CHAPTER XXI: CHICAGO ED.

1487. Going into Winter Quarters

535CHAPTER XXII: IN THE LIBRARY

1498. The Friendly Native

536CHAPTER XXIII: STIRRING TIMES FOR THE PETTS

1509. The Haunting of Mr Bickersdyke

537CHAPTER XXIV: SENSATIONAL TURNING OF A WORM

15110. Mr Bickersdyke Addresses His Constituents

538CHAPTER XXV: NEARLY EVERYBODY HAPPY

15211. Misunderstood

539CHAPTER XXVI: EVERYBODY HAPPY

15312. In a Nutshell

540A Damsel in Distress

15413. Mike is Moved On

541CHAPTER 1.

15514. Mr Waller Appears in a New Light

542CHAPTER 2.

15615. Stirring Times on the Common

543CHAPTER 3.

15716. Further Developments

544CHAPTER 4.

15817. Sunday Supper

545CHAPTER 5.

15918. Psmith Makes a Discovery

546CHAPTER 6.

16019. The Illness of Edward

547CHAPTER 7.

16120. Concerning a Cheque

548CHAPTER 8.

16221. Psmith Makes Inquiries

549CHAPTER 9.

16322. And Take Steps

550CHAPTER 10.

16423. Mr Bickersdyke Makes a Concession

551CHAPTER 11.

16524. The Spirit of Unrest

552CHAPTER 12.

16625. At the Telephone

553CHAPTER 13.

16726. Breaking The News

554CHAPTER 14.

16827. At Lord's

555CHAPTER 15.

16928. Psmith Arranges his Future

556CHAPTER 16.

17029. And Mike's

557CHAPTER 17.

17130. The Last Sad Farewells

558CHAPTER 18.

172The Prince and Betty

559CHAPTER 19.

173CHAPTER I: THE CABLE PROM MERVO

560CHAPTER 20.

174CHAPTER II: MERVO AND ITS OWNER

561CHAPTER 21.

175CHAPTER III: JOHN

562CHAPTER 22.

176CHAPTER IV: VIVE LE ROI!

563CHAPTER 23.

177CHAPTER V: MR. SCOBELL HAS ANOTHER IDEA

564CHAPTER 24.

178CHAPTER VI: YOUNG ADAM CUPID

565CHAPTER 25.

179CHAPTER VII: MR. SCOBELL IS FRANK

566CHAPTER 26.

180CHAPTER VIII: AN ULTIMATUM FROM THE THRONE

567CHAPTER 27.

181CHAPTER IX: MERVO CHANGES ITS CONSTITUTION

568The Coming of Bill

182CHAPTER X: MRS. OAKLEY

569Chapter I: A Pawn of Fate

183CHAPTER XI: A LETTER OF INTRODUCTION

570Chapter II:Ruth States Her Intentions

184CHAPTER XII "PEACEFUL MOMENTS"

571Chapter III: The Mates Meet

185CHAPTER XIII: BETTY MAKES A FRIEND

572Chapter IV: Troubled Waters

186CHAPTER XIV: A CHANGE OF POLICY

573Chapter V: Wherein Opposites Agree

187CHAPTER XV: THE HONEYED WORD

574Chapter VI: Breaking the News

188CHAPTER XVI: TWO VISITORS TO THE OFFICE

575Chapter VII: Sufficient Unto Themselves

189CHAPTER XVII: THE MAN AT THE ASTOR

576Chapter VIII: Suspense

190CHAPTER XVIII: THE HIGHFIELD

577Chapter IX: The White Hope is Turned Down

191CHAPTER XIX: THE FIRST BATTLE

578Chapter X: An Interlude of Peace

192CHAPTER XX: BETTY AT LARGE

579Chapter XI: Stung to Action

193CHAPTER XXI: CHANGES IN THE STAFF

580Chapter XII: A Climax

194CHAPTER XXII: A GATHERING OF CAT SPECIALISTS

581Chapter I: Empty-handed

195CHAPTER XXIII: THE RETIREMENT OF SMITH

582Chapter II: An Unknown Path

196CHAPTER XXIV: THE CAMPAIGN QUICKENS

583Chapter III: The Misadventure of Steve

197CHAPTER XXV: CORNERED

584Chapter IV: The Widening Gap

198CHAPTER XXVI: JOURNEY'S END

585Chapter V: The Real Thing

199CHAPTER XXVII: A LEMON

586Chapter VI: The Outcasts

200CHAPTER XXVIII: THE FINAL ATTEMPT

587Chapter VII: Cutting the Tangled Knot

201CHAPTER XXIX: A REPRESENTATIVE GATHERING

588Chapter VIII: Steve to the Rescue

202CHAPTER XXX: CONCLUSION

589Chapter IX: At One in the Morning

203Psmith, Journalist

590Chapter X: Accepting the Gifts of the Gods

204CHAPTER I: "COSY MOMENTS"

591Chapter XI: Mr. Penway on the Grill

205CHAPTER II: BILLY WINDSOR

592Chapter XII: Dolls with Souls

206CHAPTER III: AT "THE GARDENIA"

593Chapter XIII: Pastures New

207CHAPTER IV: BAT JARVIS

594Chapter XIV: The Sixty-First Street Cyclone

208CHAPTER V: PLANNING IMPROVEMENTS

595Chapter XV: Mrs. Porter's Waterloo

209CHAPTER VI: THE TENEMENTS

596Chapter XVI: The White-Hope Link

210CHAPTER VII: VISITORS AT THE OFFICE

597Indiscretions of Archie

211CHAPTER VIII: THE HONEYED WORD

598CHAPTER I. DISTRESSING SCENE

212CHAPTER IX: FULL STEAM AHEAD

599CHAPTER II. A SHOCK FOR MR. BREWSTER

213CHAPTER X: GOING SOME

600CHAPTER III. MR. BREWSTER DELIVERS SENTENCE

214CHAPTER XI: THE MAN AT THE ASTOR

601CHAPTER IV. WORK WANTED

215CHAPTER XII: A RED TAXIMETER

602CHAPTER V. STRANGE EXPERIENCES OF AN ARTIST'S MODEL

216CHAPTER XIII: REVIEWING THE SITUATION

603CHAPTER VI. THE BOMB

217CHAPTER XIV: THE HIGHFIELD

604CHAPTER VII. MR. ROSCOE SHERRIFF HAS AN IDEA

218CHAPTER XV: AN ADDITION TO THE STAFF

605CHAPTER VIII. A DISTURBED NIGHT FOR DEAR OLD SQUIFFY

219CHAPTER XVI: THE FIRST BATTLE

606CHAPTER IX. A LETTER FROM PARKER

220CHAPTER XVII: GUERILLA WARFARE

607CHAPTER X. DOING FATHER A BIT OF GOOD

221CHAPTER XVIII: AN EPISODE BY THE WAY

608CHAPTER XI. SALVATORE CHOOSES THE WRONG MOMENT

222CHAPTER XIX: IN PLEASANT STREET

609CHAPTER XII. BRIGHT EYES—AND A FLY

223CHAPTER XX: CORNERED

610CHAPTER XIII. RALLYING ROUND PERCY

224CHAPTER XXI: THE BATTLE OF PLEASANT STREET

611CHAPTER XIV. THE SAD CASE OF LOONEY BIDDLE

225CHAPTER XXII: CONCERNING MR. WARING

612CHAPTER XV. SUMMER STORMS

226CHAPTER XXIII: REDUCTIONS IN THE STAFF

613CHAPTER XVI. ARCHIE ACCEPTS A SITUATION

227CHAPTER XXIV: A GATHERING OF CAT-SPECIALISTS

614CHAPTER XVII. BROTHER BILL'S ROMANCE

228CHAPTER XXV: TRAPPED

615CHAPTER XVIII. THE SAUSAGE CHAPPIE

229CHAPTER XXVI: A FRIEND IN NEED

616CHAPTER XIX. REGGIE COMES TO LIFE

230CHAPTER XXVII: PSMITH CONCLUDES HIS RIDE

617CHAPTER XX. THE-SAUSAGE-CHAPPIE-CLICKS

231CHAPTER XXVIII: STANDING ROOM ONLY

618CHAPTER XXI. THE GROWING BOY

232CHAPTER XXIX: THE KNOCK-OUT FOR MR. WARING

619CHAPTER XXII. WASHY STEPS INTO THE HALL OF FAME

233CONCLUSION

620CHAPTER XXIII. MOTHER'S KNEE

234Other Books

621CHAPTER XXIV. THE MELTING OF MR. CONNOLLY

235Novels

622CHAPTER XXV. THE WIGMORE VENUS

236The Pothunters

623CHAPTER XXVI. A TALE OF A GRANDFATHER

237[1]: PATIENT PERSEVERANCE PRODUCES PUGILISTIC PRODIGIES

624The Little Warrior

238[2]: THIEVES BREAK IN AND STEAL

625CHAPTER ONE

239[3]: AN UNIMPORTANT BY-PRODUCT

626CHAPTER TWO

240[4]: CERTAIN REVELATIONS

627CHAPTER THREE

241[5]: CONCERNING THE MUTUAL FRIEND

628CHAPTER FOUR

242[6]: A LITERARY BANQUET

629CHAPTER FIVE

243[7]: BARRETT EXPLORES

630CHAPTER SIX

244[8]: BARRETT CEASES TO EXPLORE

631CHAPTER SEVEN

245[9]: ENTER THE SLEUTH-HOUND

632CHAPTER EIGHT

246[10]: MR THOMPSON INVESTIGATES

633CHAPTER NINE

247[11]: THE SPORTS

634CHAPTER TEN

248[12]: AN INTERESTING INTERVIEW

635CHAPTER ELEVEN

249[13]: SIR ALFRED SCORES

636CHAPTER TWELVE

250[14]: THE LONG RUN

637CHAPTER THIRTEEN

251[15]: MR ROBERTS EXPLAINS

638CHAPTER FOURTEEN

252[16]: THE DISAPPEARANCE OF J. THOMSON

639CHAPTER FIFTEEN

253[17]: 'WE'LL PROCEED TO SEARCH FOR THOMSON IF HE BE ABOVE THE GROUND'

640CHAPTER SIXTEEN

254[18]: IN WHICH THE AFFAIRS OF VARIOUS PERSONS ARE WOUND UP

641CHAPTER SEVENTEEN

255A Prefect's Uncle

642CHAPTER EIGHTEEN

256[1]: TERM BEGINS

643CHAPTER NINETEEN

257[2]: INTRODUCES AN UNUSUAL UNCLE

644CHAPTER TWENTY

258[3]: THE UNCLE MAKES HIMSELF AT HOME

645CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE

259[4]: PRINGLE MAKES A SPORTING OFFER

646Three Men and a Maid

260[5]: FARNIE GETS INTO TROUBLE—

647CHAPTER ONE

261[6]: —AND STAYS THERE

648CHAPTER TWO

262[7]: THE BISHOP GOES FOR A RIDE

649CHAPTER THREE

263[8]: THE M.C.C. MATCH

650CHAPTER FOUR

264[9]: THE BISHOP FINISHES HIS RIDE

651CHAPTER FIVE

265[10]: IN WHICH A CASE IS FULLY DISCUSSED

652CHAPTER SIX

266[11]: POETRY AND STUMP-CRICKET

653CHAPTER SEVEN

267[12]: 'WE, THE UNDERSIGNED—'

654CHAPTER EIGHT

268[13]: LEICESTER'S HOUSE TEAM GOES INTO A SECOND EDITION

655CHAPTER NINE

269[14]: NORRIS TAKES A SHORT HOLIDAY

656CHAPTER TEN

270[15]: VERSUS CHARCHESTER (AT CHARCHESTER)

657CHAPTER ELEVEN

271[16]: A DISPUTED AUTHORSHIP

658CHAPTER TWELVE

272[17]: THE WINTER TERM

659CHAPTER THIRTEEN

273[18]: THE BISHOP SCORES

660CHAPTER FOURTEEN

274The Gold Bat

661CHAPTER FIFTEEN

275I: THE FIFTEENTH PLACE

662CHAPTER SIXTEEN

276II: THE GOLD BAT

663The Adventures of Sally

277III: THE MAYOR’S STATUE

664CHAPTER I. SALLY GIVES A PARTY

278IV: THE LEAGUE’S WARNING

665CHAPTER II. ENTER GINGER

279V: MILL RECEIVES VISITORS

666CHAPTER III. THE DIGNIFIED MR. CARMYLE

280VI: TREVOR REMAINS FIRM

667CHAPTER IV. GINGER IN DANGEROUS MOOD

281VII: “WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE LEAGUE”

668CHAPTER V. SALLY HEARS NEWS

282VIII: O’HARA ON THE TRACK

669CHAPTER VI. FIRST AID FOR FILLMORE

283IX: MAINLY ABOUT FERRETS

670CHAPTER VII. SOME MEDITATIONS ON SUCCESS

284X: BEING A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS

671CHAPTER VIII. REAPPEARANCE OF MR. CARMYLE—AND GINGER

285XI: THE HOUSE-MATCHES

672CHAPTER IX. GINGER BECOMES A RIGHT-HAND MAN

286XII: NEWS OF THE GOLD BAT

673CHAPTER X. SALLY IN THE SHADOWS

287XIII: VICTIM NUMBER THREE

674CHAPTER XI. SALLY RUNS AWAY

288XIV: THE WHITE FIGURE

675CHAPTER XII. SOME LETTERS FOR GINGER

289XV: A SPRAIN AND A VACANT PLACE

676CHAPTER XIII. STRANGE BEHAVIOUR OF A SPARRING-PARTNER

290XVI: THE RIPTON MATCH

677CHAPTER XIV. MR. ABRAHAMS RE-ENGAGES AN OLD EMPLOYEE

291XVII: THE WATCHERS IN THE VAULT

678CHAPTER XV. UNCLE DONALD SPEAKS HIS MIND

292XVIII: O’HARA EXCELS HIMSELF

679CHAPTER XVI. AT THE FLOWER GARDEN

293XIX: THE MAYOR’S VISIT

680CHAPTER XVII. SALLY LAYS A GHOST

294XX: THE FINDING OF THE BAT

681CHAPTER XVIII. JOURNEY'S END

295XXI: THE LEAGUE REVEALED

682The Girl on the Boat

296XXII: A DRESS REHEARSAL

683WHAT THIS STORY IS ABOUT

297XXIII: WHAT RENFORD SAW

684ONE MOMENT!

298XXIV: CONCLUSION

685CHAPTER I: A DISTURBING MORNING

299The Head of Kay's

686CHAPTER II: GALLANT RESCUE BY WELL-DRESSED YOUNG MAN

300I: MAINLY ABOUT FENN

687CHAPTER III: SAM PAVES THE WAY

301II: AN EVENING AT KAY'S

688CHAPTER IV: SAM CLICKS

302III: THE FINAL HOUSE-MATCH

689CHAPTER V: PERSECUTION OF EUSTACE

303IV: HARMONY AND DISCORD

690CHAPTER VI: SCENE AT A SHIP'S CONCERT

304V: CAMP

691CHAPTER VII: SUNDERED HEARTS

305VI: THE RAID ON THE GUARD-TENT

692CHAPTER VIII: SIR MALLABY OFFERS A SUGGESTION

306VII: A CLUE

693CHAPTER IX: ROUGH WORK AT A DINNER TABLE

307VIII: A NIGHT ADVENTURE—THE DETHRONEMENT OF FENN

694CHAPTER X: TROUBLE AT WINDLES

308IX: THE SENSATIONS OF AN EXILE

695CHAPTER XI: MR. BENNETT HAS A BAD NIGHT

309X: FURTHER EXPERIENCES OF AN EXILE

696CHAPTER XII: THE LURID PAST OF JNO. PETERS

310XI: THE SENIOR DAYROOM OPENS FIRE

697CHAPTER XIII: SHOCKS ALL ROUND

311XII: KENNEDY INTERVIEWS WALTON

698CHAPTER XIV: STRONG REMARKS BY A FATHER

312XIII: THE FIGHT IN THE DORMITORY

699CHAPTER XV: DRAMA AT A COUNTRY HOUSE

313XIV: FENN RECEIVES A LETTER

700CHAPTER XVI: WEBSTER, FRIEND IN NEED

314XV: DOWN TOWN

701CHAPTER XVII: A CROWDED NIGHT

315XVI: WHAT HAPPENED TO FENN

702Short Stories

316XVII: FENN HUNTS FOR HIMSELF

703Tales of St. Austin's

317XVIII: A VAIN QUEST

704[1]: HOW PILLINGSHOT SCORED

318XIX: THE GUILE OF WREN

705[2]: THE ODD TRICK

319XX: JIMMY THE PEACEMAKER

706[3]: L'AFFAIRE UNCLE JOHN (A Story in Letters)

320XXI: IN WHICH AN EPISODE IS CLOSED

707[4]: HARRISON'S SLIGHT ERROR

321XXII: KAY'S CHANGES ITS NAME

708[5]: BRADSHAW'S LITTLE STORY

322XXIII: THE HOUSE-MATCHES

709[6]: A SHOCKING AFFAIR

323XXIV: THE SPORTS

710[7]: THE BABE AND THE DRAGON

324Love Among the Chickens

711[8]: THE MANOEUVRES OF CHARTERIS

325A Letter With A Postscript

712[9]: HOW PAYNE BUCKED UP

326Ukridge's Scheme

713[10]: AUTHOR!

327A Girl With Brown Hair

714[11]: 'THE TABBY TERROR'

328The Arrival

715[12]: THE PRIZE POEM

329Buckling To

716[13]: WORK

330A Reunion

717[14]: NOTES

331The Entente Cordiale

718[15]: NOW, TALKING ABOUT CRICKET—

332A Little Dinner

719[16]: THE TOM BROWN QUESTION

333Dies Iræ

720The Clicking of Cuthbert

334I Enlist A Minion's Services

7211: The Clicking of Cuthbert

335The Brave Preserver

7222: A Woman is only a Woman

336Some Emotions

7233: A Mixed Threesome

337Tea And Tennis

7244: Sundered Hearts

338A Council Of War

7255: The Salvation of George Mackintosh

339The Arrival of Nemesis

7266: Ordeal By Golf

340A Chance Meeting

7277: The Long Hole

341Of A Sentimental Nature

7288: The Heel of Achilles

342Ukridge Gives Me Advice

7299: The Rough Stuff

343I Ask Papa

73010: The Coming of Gowf

344Scientific Golf

731The Man with Two Left Feet

345The Calm Before The Storm

732Bill the Bloodhound

346The Storm Breaks

733Extricating Young Gussie

347After The Storm

734Wilton's Holiday

348Epilogue

735The Mixer

349The White Feather

736Crowned Heads

350I: EXPERT OPINIONS

737At Geisenheimer's

351II: SHEEN AT HOME

738The Making Of Mac's

352III: SHEEN RECEIVES VISITORS AND ADVICE

739One Touch Of Nature

353IV: THE BETTER PART OF VALOUR

740Black For Luck

354V: THE WHITE FEATHER

741The Romance Of An Ugly Policeman

355VI: ALBERT REDIVIVUS

742A Sea Of Troubles

356VII: MR JOE BEVAN

743The Man With Two Left Feet

357VIII: A NAVAL BATTLE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES

744The Politeness Of Princes

358IX: SHEEN BEGINS HIS EDUCATION

745Shields' And The Cricket Cup

359X: SHEEN'S PROGRESS

746An International Affair

360XI: A SMALL INCIDENT

747Part 1

361XII: DUNSTABLE AND LINTON GO UP THE RIVER

748Part 2

362XIII: DEUS EX MACHINA

749Part 3

363XIV: A SKIRMISH

750The Guardian

364XV: THE ROUT AT RIPTON

751A Corner In Lines

365XVI: DRUMMOND GOES INTO RETIREMENT

752The Autograph Hunters

366XVII: SEYMOUR'S ONE SUCCESS

753Pillingshot, Detective

367XVIII: MR BEVAN MAKES A SUGGESTION

754When Papa Swore In Hindustani

368XIX: PAVING THE WAY

755Tom, Dick, And Harry

369XX: SHEEN GOES TO ALDERSHOT

756Disentangling Old Duggie

370XXI: A GOOD START

757Poems

371XXII: A GOOD FINISH

758Damon And Pythias: A Romance

372XXIII: A SURPRISE FOR SEYMOUR'S

759The Haunted Tram

373XXIV: BRUCE EXPLAINS

760Articles

374Not George Washington

761Some Aspects of Game-captaincy

375CHAPTER 1: JAMES ARRIVES

762An Unfinished Collection

376CHAPTER 2: JAMES SETS OUT

763The New Advertising

377CHAPTER 3: A HARMLESS DECEPTION

764The Secret Pleasures Of Reginald

378Chapter 1: THE INVASION OF BOHEMIA

765My Battle With Drink

379Chapter 2: I EVACUATE BOHEMIA

766In Defense of Astigmatism

380Chapter 3: THE ORB

767Photographers and Me

381Chapter 4: JULIAN EVERSLEIGH

768A Plea for Indoor Golf

382Chapter 5: THE COLUMN

769The Alarming Spread of Poetry

383Chapter 6: NEW YEAR'S EVE

770My Life as a Dramatic Critic

384Chapter 7: I MEET MR. THOMAS BLAKE

771The Agonies of Writing a Musical Comedy

385Chapter 8: I MEET THE REV. JOHN HATTON

772On the Writing of Lyrics

386Chapter 9: JULIAN LEARNS MY SECRET

773The Past Theatrical Season

387Chapter 10: TOM BLAKE AGAIN

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