Psmith in the City
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That is what is painting these purplecircles beneath my eyes. Quite inadvertently to be disturbing ComradeBickersdyke, annoying him, preventing him from enjoying life. How sadthis is. Life bulges with these tragedies. ' Mike picked up the evening paper.
'Don't let it keep you awake at night, ' he said. 'By the way, did yousee that Manchester United were playing this afternoon? They won. You'dbetter sit down and sweat up some of the details. You'll want themtomorrow. ' 'You are very right, Comra...de Jackson, ' said Psmith, reseating himself. 'So the Mancunians pushed the bulb into the meshes beyond the uprightsno fewer than four times, did they? Bless the dear boys, what spiritsthey do enjoy, to be sure. Comrade Jackson, do not disturb me. I mustconcentrate myself. These are deep waters. ' 12. In a Nutshell Mr Bickersdyke sat in his private room at the New Asiatic Bank with apile of newspapers before him. At least, the casual observer would havesaid that it was Mr Bickersdyke. In reality, however, it was an activevolcano in the shape and clothes of the bank-manager.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That is what is painting these purplecircles beneath my eyes. Quite inadvertently to be disturbing ComradeBickersdyke, annoying him, preventing him from enjoying life. How sadthis is. Life bulges with these tragedies. ' Mike picked up the evening paper.
'Don't let it keep you awake at night, ' he said. 'By the way, did yousee that Manchester United were playing this afternoon? They won. You'dbetter sit down and sweat up some of the details. You'll want themtomorrow. ' 'You are very right, Comra...de Jackson, ' said Psmith, reseating himself. 'So the Mancunians pushed the bulb into the meshes beyond the uprightsno fewer than four times, did they? Bless the dear boys, what spiritsthey do enjoy, to be sure. Comrade Jackson, do not disturb me. I mustconcentrate myself. These are deep waters. ' 12. In a Nutshell Mr Bickersdyke sat in his private room at the New Asiatic Bank with apile of newspapers before him. At least, the casual observer would havesaid that it was Mr Bickersdyke. In reality, however, it was an activevolcano in the shape and clothes of the bank-manager.
What to read after Psmith in the City?
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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