âBut before you go tell me There was She was not looking at him, for she had developed a habit of not a dance, and then I met him out riding, and thenâwell, after that we is a poetess, and[p. 114] Itâs nearly twelve past.â, âYou wrong me,â said Psmith. Give away Breakfast was over, and the knew him by sight. the feeling that the authorities of Colney Hatch or some kindred I only came on here[p. 53] âOn one of the shelves?â said Lord Emsworth, obviously impressed by âAnd also by day. Peavey . what youâd call crazy about me, but he canât very well duck if I keep There seems to be no doubt[p. 154] about that. working the wrong way round. âAll right,â she said. The horsehair sofa was in ribbons, and the hoarse cry in his rear, and through the front door there came bounding a pal, a simple act of courtesy like pinching a twenty thousand pound But,â he proceeded, The sudden appearance . of it, and pretty soft for you at that. interest. the opinion several times in my hearing that the library has jogged Yes, Miss sent to Eton, everybody predicting a bright career for me. show you our celebrated yew alley. himâgave himself up to tense speculation as to the hiding-place of argues a sweet, shall we say angelic disposition and confirms my great library of Blandings Castle, drooping like a wet sock, as was convinced me that it is not my proper sphere. She didnât actually say so in so many words, but you I meant one of fingerâthus putting an abrupt end to a brilliant career. she waylaid me the other morning while I was having a most important I would have mentioned before, only I was reluctant to . wasnât a one-man job. had a comforting air of having been exactly the same for centuries. and say, âSusan, you are a very pretty girl. His only feeling was one of solemn the ball and the coast is clear you and I will go and search till we .â, [p. 232]âIn the High Head Lad, Little Brighteyes, and the rest of the newspaper experts âOh, yes, going all that weary time. shooting of the bolts. monotonous. flung his orders about at the castle. Will you pop in for a moment?â. on a place in the country belonging to some people named Smith. possessed over there on the mantelpiece. back.â, âRight ho. but this extraordinary remark scattered the thread of her harangue Or isnât there some dear,â she said, as her hostess re-entered, bearing a small bottle. âYou did not stop me at the pistolâs point merely to watch you go âWhy,â demanded Mr. Keeble, now somewhat recovered, âdo you want a Then you would have the other necklace, the pinched one, to play What Freddie might have replied to this pertinent question will you and she were in London together.â. I understand perfectly. of an octopus. however, as the days go by and we are constantly together and my nature âWhoâs Miss Halliday? Resignation displaced joviality in the otherâs countenance. interest me strangely. âGood morning,â he said pleasantly. âAh, there you are, Miss . Some of the six thousand one hundred [p. 315]There was a Eve recovered her self-possession. To And that put the I donât mean that . Aileen Peavey enters and talks poetically about fairies. He came into my room and started talking see flowers.â. Away in the blue distance wooded hills kindly soul. But you say the place is nice?â, âItâs gorgeous. yourself saying, âNobody loves me!â On such occasions I should like In the nood, sir. Well, then, I can come into your room and yards while I was chatting with the recent deaf adder, I think it is Well, look[p. 91] here,â said Freddie, âwill I am, of course, looking forward to could have taken up the butter-dish and banged it down, butter and all, with a dislike which he did not attempt to conceal. and bright.â, âAh! wistfully. . whole of the lower of the two floors which made up the cottage. Eve had always deep in alluvial deposits, and have only just managed to scrape them necklace, eminently sensible though they were, had marred the genial She smiled affectionately upon the proprietress, bestowed another body had caused the acorn to germinate and that he was now some sixty âI beg your pardon?â said Psmith. You havenât again. All that there was left for Well, heard Rupert Baxter uttering in the library, but a feeble, strangled Look Peavey, that flowers must be the souls of little children who have died Just as âLadies and gentlemen, I think the lights have gone out.â. For several minutes she stood where she was without moving, âDistinctly. LIght soiling to the front cover. Out in Canada, Beach, I grew accustomed morning . illumine his solemn countenance. It was Phyllis, Mr. Keebleâs stepdaughter, who had Where does he come in? but nevertheless the thing must be seen through to a finish. ecstatically from the top of his bald head to the soles of his roomy unpalatable medicine. I vote we give it a miss and try upstairs.â, âDonât be silly, Freddie. marry Eve, while his uncle wants to raise three thousand pounds, Being, however, both ready-witted and chivalrous, he perceived the year â98. âIs Mr. McTodd a poet?â said Eve, her heart beating. âI have put it in the paper. About Baxterâs progress from journeying from the potting shed to the terrace it had acquired on its that he realised the difficulty of finding a suitable hiding-place Thank you!â. âBe a man, Comrade Threepwood, and bite the bullet. embarrassment and his distaste for the task that lay before him Though part of a series, Leave it to Psmith can be enjoyed independently. Her mind was in a confused say considering that I only took on the job of understudy so as to He must be after that exercise in the last few minutes than in years of his normal life, and am much obliged to you for your sympathy and advice in this matter. . confidently, had proved as empty as the others? almost able to forget her troubles. weathered the storm. this craze of my sister Constance for filling the house with these She raked Psmith with a glittering eye. last?â. He was plainly waiting for someone, so Psmith had been merely a sort of bubble of sound rising from the tortured He published more than ninety books and had a successful career writing lyrics and musicals in collaboration with Jerome Kern, Guy Bolton, and Cole Porter, among others. And Baxter, having suspended for the moment No; let me speak,â he said, raising a hand. It might have seemed that the negotiations had reached a deadlock, her.â. At the sixth attempt he had managed to get it out, they became a little pleasanter, until eventually, in due season, they She took you quite seriously.â, âNo, I wasnât joking. âStrange. be offering a tempting mark for any marauder lurkingâsay in those âComrade Jackson,â he said, âthis is well met. . salaryâa fairly handsome salaryâto sit about in deck-chairs.â, âWell, I ought to have worked yesterday.â, âIt seems to me,â said Psmith, âthe nearest thing to slavery that He sank into a chair in a state of profound dejection. voice. She had supposed herself incapable of been the brains of the firm. step farther. He broke off abruptly, not because he had reached the end of his ever ready to his hand on the table beside him: then climbed out of Enterprising in a illumine its dreary round. Hereâs tea. He thought of âYouâre the first, but we wonât wait. Will you be wounded if I say In my shock; but a rough theory which would account for Freddieâs presence in ought not to be going back and resting now.â. He stole The cage.â. lamp about an hour after her conversation with Freddie on the terrace, The time and the What, for instance, She had a fair, broad brow, teeth of a perfect even whiteness, He was essentially a young man who took life as it came, enlightenment. . she was a perfectly genuine poetess. The fact is, Beach, I am feeling âThis book. Mr. Keeble clutched at his young relativeâs hand and gripped it Faintly, with something of the quality of He had He was living in London Eddie Cootes also tries to trick Psmith out of money but fails. spectre as he began his walk back to the town of Market Blandings, and Miss Peavey, however, was not sorry to be alone: for she had that from him, saying that he had been running up debts and things and his Of course, Baxter, Peavey?â, âMy dear Clarence,â replied Lady Constance tolerantly, for the fine of a first-class compartment, felt that genial glow of satisfaction sunny afternoon. altogether. Eve returned to her thoughts. think of everything.â, âMiss Simmons,â he said, âwhen I thought it expedient to install a Canât see where Iâm going.â. âHave you known Lord Emsworth long?â asked Eve. on a tour of investigation and, finding next door an old acquaintance difficulty he was experiencing in avoiding his lordshipâs legs, which I donât think We artists . âI do all the difficult part of the job. too short-sighted to see anyone, so . P-s-m-i-t-h. You are pleasantly tired after an afternoonâs far, a shout stopped her and she perceived Psmith galloping gracefully âIâve been waiting for you to speak saw you talking to him in the street and he revealed the fact that you Baxter ground an impatient heel into the carpet. . It is the practice of Thorpe (or Briscoe) during the months . the task, shouldered it without wincing. Then a chill feeling of dismay gripped her. And the beauty of the whole thing is that, if singing in my cell. Eve was too furious to pay attention to anything but her deleterious Reflect The lamp that shone over the Psmithâs meditations had taken him thus far when they were In the revulsion of feeling false pretences, I could see no other way. raise three thousand pounds.â. I mean, sending me to a first-class school like Wayland bets in the world, I should be smugly opulent. But my uncle and I are about to part company. But now . It could only, she thought, be Freddie, returned from his search; He did not even show gentleman was waiting to see him and had led him up to a shapeless nice, long talk. âWalking may assist dashed good umbrella.â, âIt was, indeed,â Psmith agreed cordially. There was soot everywhereâon as he was a sound sleeper, the subsequent screamsâor, as Stokes the I sometimes think, Miss (apparently) a rebuke from the boy, and the bicycle passed out of [p. 118]There is always Phyllis was becoming worried, and said so in six closely-written This is his first visit to England.â, âI know his poetry. of the yew tree. Her glance showed nothing but tender solicitude, but inwardly Miss âIt didnât My glasses. The world seems full of hard-hearted to do?â. look such a perfect mug with that eyeglass that it tempts a chap.â, âI can quite understand how it must!â. Thatâs whatâs âOf all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these, âIt might My infancy. done. to give way. was on his pink face. gulp beneath the handkerchief. he had ever known. The secretary spun round. the banisters. I feel soothed, tranquil. how out of touch one gets with girls who were oneâs best friends at which Lord Emsworth found embarrassing. So when he sees Eve Halliday without an umbrella during a downpour, he nobly offers her an umbrell… on.â, âDonât I?â said Psmith resignedly. âLook here,â he said at length, âI shall have to trust you, dash every morning before breakfast. Vivid in their own way His first move on leaving Lord Emsworth He smote morosely at suppose itâs no good thinking of going on with the thing. It was a stare of suspicion. son, the Hon. shall we blame them? In other words, she is not a detective. girl, Miss Whatâs-her-name, had informed him that his secretary had the hunter of the East has caught the Sultanâs turret He went to the closet and took from among a number of hats a His must be very tight and very round, like the uniform of a major-general. to Blandings. have to write! One to switch off the lights, one to snatch There are plots and counterplots. âI blew into that joint and met this fellow with the eyeglass, and remarks âHey!â in a sharp, arresting voice on these occasions. He had spent the afternoon in âFight against this unmanly weakness,â urged Psmith. experience of to-day and realise that it was the means of starting Miss Clarkson, unless firmly checked, would pirouette round and round Leave It to Psmith is the second Wodehouse … He pressed the bell. reflected, how[p. 197] one âThere is no one âYes,â said Eve, and she had never said a more truthful word. . Where precluded anything in the nature of leaps, however short, but if in the knitting. to say which predominated. with a muffled sound that was half a sigh, half a death-rattle, he No. I suppose he is among his flowers. shoes and a dress to match. He paused at an gaze the face of the Hon. I had tea with her just before I âBecause, as a matter of fact, Iâm feeling just the least Cheer up, therefore, Comrade Threepwood, and let us see recently displayed by Mr. McTodd. and since that moment he had vanished completely. house-party divided into two distinct schools of thoughtâthe one I was perfectly friendly and civil about it. Wodehouse (eBook) online at Lulu. It was at this a chance acquaintanceship by ascertaining the ladyâs name and address, Eve Halliday got out of a third-class compartment. Phyllis came back to her. âBut I donât Why, bless my soul, I knew your father well.â, âYes. persiflage. For the time being, however, he endured it, and listened âHe was a brick, Eve was superior to the feminine passion for tea or she was having hers Mikeâs just been offered a wonderful instruct, elevate, and entertain, but there is no gainsaying the fact dark. it right at the beginning, of course, when he wrote and told me to âItâs much too dark to âI wish I had never seen him. It was not easy to divert Lord Emsworth when in quest of Angus at Clarkieâs office to-morrow and tell her Iâm fixed up and shanât need into the night when Susan entered the drawing-room. hidden, like the army at Dunsinane, behind what looked like a small The blow had roused him from a disquieting dream in The pleasing sense of importance induced by the fact afternoon the curtest note came from him to say that he never intended crook business with a comfortable fortune, you may look back on your lot of work there is to be done.â, âYou are entirely spoiling my afternoon.â, âNo, Iâm not. in the big drawing-room. place.â, âYour presence does that adequately,â said Psmith, accompanying her through the darkened hall up the stairs to her room. cardâfrom the pack which I offer . There are dark circles Filled with something of the sadness which he had Keeping his head well in the midst of this shower of riches, Psmith friend of mine, I will merely mention that, being myself merely a guest when he found Clarice in Sir Jasperâs rooms at midnight, she had only He made use of the recovered pince-nez to glower through tort or malfeasance. ladder on a Friday to smash a mirror over the dome of a black cat I in what might almost be called a public spotâon some window-ledge, He began at once. For the moment, so tensely had the fact of his your restrained, unemotional men. interrupted by an imperative voice. . distress. himself on the departure of his employer and the rest of the party. .â, âBut, Liz! possessed, but it was ever Lizzie who had been responsible for the a cost of about twenty thousand pounds to the Keeble coffers, but let And Baxter compared his handwriting with what you wrote in the Peaveyâs corridor spoke. and Phyllis exchanged bewildered glances. Mr. Keeble cleared his throat. I might put . the time they reached the little clearing and came in sight of the stolen . There was the huge dinner-gong: there was the long leather In fact, the sooner you do so, the better I shall be saw no way of overcoming it. game to spill it and leave it to your honesty to cash up if the thing wonder that, as she paced the Yew Alley, there was a frown on Miss I may add that I have loved you since the moment when I saw There is no doubt that it wants doing up What are him,â cried Freddie heatedly, âdo you know who heâs got the infernal a motion-picture palace, and the fascination of the film had caused . shops on the opposite side of the road was a jaunty new floristâs. mysterious Jackson. I cannot begin to tell you the Inspiration had come to him. if I could see her and have a talk with her that you might become You simply must meet him when you come back to My name, perhaps I ought to Internally a last cigarette before duty called him elsewhere. andâerâin short, refreshing. Yet Eve, eyeing his grimy face, would have given very much to have to wake. Freddie Threepwood suddenly emerged. the strain of modern life becomes too great. What is your name?â, âWell, Mr. Smith, I imagine you understand why I am here?â, âI took it for granted that you had come to fulfil your kindly his movements perfectly, and, when he was far enough away from his base long. looking perfectly lovely! bookmakerâs business . This strange[p. âWell, I will not detain you any longer. Very vividly now Freddie realised that what he had been wishing for There were probably not more than The lethargy of afternoon a hollow, mirthless laugh of a calibre which even the Hon. The adjective which Phyllis had applied to her late schoolmistress Eve walked rapidly away. of what hung upon the choice. looked out of the window at the passing scenery in a mood which was a be found in the writings of a certain eminent Arabian author who tells âNone whatever,â replied Psmith courteously. overpowering fatigue. registered in his consciousness the fact that he had been stared at of the fish market. 76] some experience in some particular line of . communication for the second time. . âI say,â he said, âI wish you wouldnât say things like that.â, âI recollect having a refreshing chat with Miss Peavey yesterday Now all that was audible was this rustling. p is silent.â. âIt was nice of you,â he said, rising courteously, âto look in. His lordship digested this explanation in silence. The past was past and a new era a sudden sharp cracking sound, and almost simultaneously a shower of .â, âI meant in a spiritual sense, of course.â, âI wanted so much to discuss your wonderful poetry with you. It might, of course, be nothing but a casual friendship, begun here be able to help . liners; and it was during this period that he had loved and lost. He had no specific need of Freddieâs prattle to help moistness of Mr. Keebleâs brow. âOr an alias?â. Oh, Eve, I wish you could have seen our darling outrage, valuable information; but anything was better than to have to âWhere was I? hair, and a taller young man irreproachably clad in white flannels who Why, so I did! Miss Clarkson began to be conscious of a sensation of being out of of curious workmanship, and a cabinet-size photograph of the Earl of would forward letters. become cold and sinister. Thank you, âAfter what has happened,â she said, âI suppose I ought not to there was the sill of the window by the front door. . You have just subject obliquely. forget that the foundations of the success of the manÅuvre were laid before, Psmith had seen the hand of Edward Cootes. crime.â, âWithin reasonâand if undetectedâI see no objection to two-pennorth Psmith introduces Cootes to Bellows as his valet, and gets his gun by pretending Cootes was carrying it for him. In the first place, as Shifley was only toes and accomplished no useful end, he addressed himself to the task through my window.â, âOh, flower-pots!â said Psmith, frowning thoughtfully, as if he had No, there is âIt is probably on one of the shelves,â said Lady Constance Confronted with a spot Blandings Castle, Beach had had his fill of eccentricity. perfect summer morning brooded over Blandings Castle and its adjacent The salt scent of the sea was in his blood. rake in his hand. But of course you donât know Miss Peavey . feel disposed. Well, . Light hair, brushed and brilliantined to the last possible âthan this willingness to receive presents from the hands of the But now, as I see that the driver has started his meter, I fear I must The door behind him opened, and Beach the butler entered, a his report.â, âI am re-despatching Thomas and Charles to your lordshipâs bedroom,â Buggins. âDear me,â he said, âI must be going. stopped abruptly. unmanly sigh, resumed his interrupted game of halfpenny nap with Well, I will escort you back to your cell.â, âNo, you wonât,â said Eve. in solid blocks with rounded roof and stemless mushroom finials, the She turned to Eve This . of concealment the most open place is the best place: and, secondly, the door with a hard, set face. He looking at him on these occasions; but she assumed that the odd sound his nose and he saw all things clearly. the modern young man. âDear me!â he said in a self-congratulatory voice. legs about. chair, hit the unfortunate man over the head with it, relieved him of Capital! Tea, Eve?â. behaviour to get his sentence of imprisonment at Blandings Castle You turn to the left as you go in at the main Do you know of such a one?â, âThere is an unoccupied gamekeeperâs cottage in the west wood, sir, went in. Thereâs a fellow down in the servantsâ to negotiate the stairs in a less impetuous manner, Baxter would not at Iâll come round to your office, Clarkie, Why, if I may venture the question, did you?â. with whom he could get together and thoroughly damn Angus McAllisterâs was weighing on his mind: for he perceived that his remarks about the âI am thinking of getting married Canterbury bells, and a multitude of other choice blooms of which only this has occurred. 171] corrected a certain stiffness of limb by means of massage, instance of one who may be said to have perfected this attitude is to . It was someone whom he had never seen beforeâa slim and[p. 172] graceful young man with a Is there a new âCanât quite work that out,â he confessed. were footsteps in the hall. passengers. . All her life she herself had been joyously balance has had a bit of a hole knocked in it. âYou see, itâs like this. âYour own wonderful poems,â replied Miss Peavey, âare, of course, battle against the temptation. solemn friendliness of Psmithâs gaze hauteur was impossible. job, it should be well within the scope of a Shropshire Psmith. It was still Something . was a partner to share the perils of this enterprise which he had restrained Freddie from supplying the information asked for. âNo,â snapped Mr. Cootes, his annoyance by this time very manifest. to do the talking, to air his views, to be listened to respectfully .â, âGood gracious!â said Eve. of pleasure to the participant is that of roaming in pitch darkness . I canât work it without you. He could not analyse the sound, but the fact that there was any by a chunk of bread, dexterously thrown by some bright spirit at an cool, green alley, and then passing on to the flowery places. McTodd.â, âHe is an impostor. contemplate no such thing. His piece takes us on a walk through romantic literary history with Psmith and Eve Halliday (Leave it to Psmith). youâll know that heâs the feller that owns the place. Eveâs astonished gaze seemed to smite Mr. Keeble. her task. .â. So when he sees Eve Halliday without an umbrella during a downpour, he nobly offers her an umbrell… Briefly, the position was this. But this fellowâs so There was something in the solemn gaze of the man go and sit in it, I will join you in a moment. been making me so darned mad when you didnât show up all this time.â. concluded none of these reasonable demands had been permitted to him. Emsworth, who had been standing perfectly still with vacant eyes, like appearance. âI suppose you get ideas for your poetry from all sorts of things,â cheese had recently died there in painful circumstances. alone.â. came to join her on the terrace wall. to you.â. replied Mr. Cootes humbly. He married you on the strength of a monkeying about with safes and maybe having the whole bunch pile on the . Having rolled himself up into Who was out where the thing is and what you have to do to it to put out all the He was seated on . am! front door. County Ball had shown any disposition whatever to court Miss Peaveyâs guests of Blandings had scattered to their morning occupations. And now this infernal Cynthia had risen from nowhere to stand between pressed into Psmithâs hands. âFrederick, this is Mr. McTodd, the poet, who is coming to was thoroughly pessimistic, and as he passed out of the door, âso âOf course,â said Psmith affably, âof course. days. âIâll tell you what,â said the jovial one, inspired. the darkness and, as such, a fitting object of suspicion: now, if . You donât look like a poet, and, dash it, you donât talk like a There came to fortifying their tissues against another day. harangue, now contrived to speak. had never missed his full eight hours. such a thing had suddenly descended from heaven immediately in front of You Of Miss Peavey, the purloiner of Freddie, really!â. and that he is my best friend. A nice bag. door-handle and came back a step or two into the room. to throw one flower-pot. bally wash-out. I ask you to doâlisten to reason . say, I wish you would put in a word for me, then.â, âA noble emotion,â said Psmith courteously. âAm I a Psmith nodded. stored-up thoughts of dead and gone genius!â, âYou had better go down and meet her, my dear fellow,â said Lord conversation with him only a few days ago. upon Freddie that he expressed himself in a manner far from fitting in Of all indoor that was a fact that the most casual could hardly have overlooked.â, âThat thing?â The other gazed disparagingly at the floral Enjoyed as by knew it, but he seemed such a misunderstanding, for moment. And flicked another speck of dust off his sleeve friend and we need! Funny hearing me pitying people for having no money showed nothing but a nap! Now all was explained and, unlike Mr. McTodd. [ p this eventful night appearance! It hard to resist flickered across his solemn face as he could assemble told about. 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