Psmith in the City is a humorous novel by P. G. Wodehouse, featuring his popular character Psmith. It's a comedy of manners set in London's banking world during the Edwardian era where Psmith's comical wit sheds a satirical light on high society.

Titlepage

Imprint

Dedication

Preface

I: Mr. Bickersdyke Walks Behind the Bowler’s Arm

II: Mike Hears Bad News

III: The New Era Begins

IV: First Steps in a Business Career

V: The Other Man

VI: Psmith Explains

VII: Going Into Winter Quarters

VIII: The Friendly Native

IX: The Haunting of Mr. Bickersdyke

X: Mr. Bickersdyke Addresses His Constituents

XI: Misunderstood

XII: In a Nutshell

XIII: Mike Is Moved On

XIV: Mr. Waller Appears in a New Light

XV: Stirring Times on the Common

XVI: Further Developments

XVII: Sunday Supper

XVIII: Psmith Makes a Discovery

XIX: The Illness of Edward

XX: Concerning a Cheque

XXI: Psmith Makes Inquiries

XXII: And Takes Steps

XXIII: Mr. Bickersdyke Makes a Concession

XXIV: The Spirit of Unrest

XXV: At the Telephone

XXVI: Breaking the News

XXVII: At Lord’s

XXVIII: Psmith Arranges His Future

XXIX: And Mike’s

XXX: The Last Sad Farewells

Psmith in the City

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