Mike And Psmith
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Psmithwas staring reflectively at the ceiling. Mr. Downing was looking as ifat any moment he might say, "Thwarted to me face, ha, ha! And by a verystripling!" It was Psmith, however, who resumed the conversation. His manner wasalmost too respectful; which made it all the more a pity that what hesaid did not keep up the standard of docility.
"I take my stand, " he said, "on a technical point. I say to myself, 'Mr. Downing is a man I admire as a human being and respect as amaster. In--'" "This im...pertinence is doing you no good, Smith. " Psmith waved a hand deprecatingly.
"If you will let me explain, sir. I was about to say that in any otherplace but Mr. Outwood's house, your word would be law. I would fly to doyour bidding. If you pressed a button, I would do the rest. But in Mr. Outwood's house I cannot do anything except what pleases me or what isordered by Mr. Outwood. I ought to have remembered that before. Onecannot, " he continued, as who should say, "Let us be reasonable, " "onecannot, to take a parallel case, imagine the colonel commanding thegarrison at a naval station going on board a battleship and ordering thecrew to splice the jibboom spanker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Psmithwas staring reflectively at the ceiling. Mr. Downing was looking as ifat any moment he might say, "Thwarted to me face, ha, ha! And by a verystripling!" It was Psmith, however, who resumed the conversation. His manner wasalmost too respectful; which made it all the more a pity that what hesaid did not keep up the standard of docility.
"I take my stand, " he said, "on a technical point. I say to myself, 'Mr. Downing is a man I admire as a human being and respect as amaster. In--'" "This im...pertinence is doing you no good, Smith. " Psmith waved a hand deprecatingly.
"If you will let me explain, sir. I was about to say that in any otherplace but Mr. Outwood's house, your word would be law. I would fly to doyour bidding. If you pressed a button, I would do the rest. But in Mr. Outwood's house I cannot do anything except what pleases me or what isordered by Mr. Outwood. I ought to have remembered that before. Onecannot, " he continued, as who should say, "Let us be reasonable, " "onecannot, to take a parallel case, imagine the colonel commanding thegarrison at a naval station going on board a battleship and ordering thecrew to splice the jibboom spanker.
What to read after Mike And Psmith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wodehouse Pelham Grenville to read onlineMoreLess
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