Gentleman of Leisure

by P. G. Wodehouse

30 chapters7h 37mEnglish1921

About this book

A wealthy, love-sick bachelor, crooks, and card-sharps ensconced in an English castle make for a classic Wodehousian comedy of star-crossed lovers, imposters and stolen jewels. It all gets a bit thick, what? - Summary by Mark Nelson

Chapters (30)

1Chapter 1 - Jimmy Makes a Bet

1125

2Chapter 2 - The New Pyramus and Thisbe

879

3Chapter 3 - Mr. McEachern

712

4Chapter 4 - Molly

551

5Chapter 5 - A Thief in the Night

786

6Chapter 6 - An Exhibition Performance

848

7Chapter 7 - Getting Acquainted

860

8Chapter 8 - At Dreever

655

9Chapter 9 - A New Friend and an Old One

1089

10Chapter 10 - Jimmy Adopts a Lame Dog

671

11Chapter 11 - At the Turn of the Road

1243

12Chapter 12 - Making a Start

1173

13Chapter 13 - Spike’s Views

811

14Chapter 14 - Check, and a Counter Move

1154

15Chapter 15 - Mr. McEachern Intervene

899

16Chapter 16 - A Marriage has been Arranged

1226

17Chapter 17 - Jimmy Remembers Something, and Hears Something Else

1058

18Chapter 18 - The Lochinvar Method

852

19Chapter 19 - On the Lake

943

20Chapter 20 - A Lesson in Piquet

980

21Chapter 21 - Loathsome Gifts

436

22Chapter 22 - How Two of a Trade did not Agree

905

23Chapter 23 - Family Jars

1380

24Chapter 24 - The Treasure-Seeker

1058

25Chapter 25 - Explanations and an Interruption

959

26Chapter 26 - Stirring Times for Sir Thomas

731

27Chapter 27 - A Declaration of Independence

1268

28Chapter 28 - Spennie’s Hour of Clear Vision

680

29Chapter 29 - The Last Round

1165

30Chapter 30 - Conclusion

334

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Gentleman of Leisure

by P. G. Wodehouse

Humorous Fiction

30 chapters7h 37mEnglish1921

About this book

Chapters (30)

1Chapter 1 - Jimmy Makes a Bet

1125

2Chapter 2 - The New Pyramus and Thisbe

879

3Chapter 3 - Mr. McEachern

712

4Chapter 4 - Molly

551

5Chapter 5 - A Thief in the Night

786

6Chapter 6 - An Exhibition Performance

848

7Chapter 7 - Getting Acquainted

860

8Chapter 8 - At Dreever

655

9Chapter 9 - A New Friend and an Old One

1089

10Chapter 10 - Jimmy Adopts a Lame Dog

671

11Chapter 11 - At the Turn of the Road

1243

12Chapter 12 - Making a Start

1173

13Chapter 13 - Spike’s Views

811

14Chapter 14 - Check, and a Counter Move

1154

15Chapter 15 - Mr. McEachern Intervene

899

16Chapter 16 - A Marriage has been Arranged

1226

17Chapter 17 - Jimmy Remembers Something, and Hears Something Else

1058

18Chapter 18 - The Lochinvar Method

852

19Chapter 19 - On the Lake

943

20Chapter 20 - A Lesson in Piquet

980

21Chapter 21 - Loathsome Gifts

436

22Chapter 22 - How Two of a Trade did not Agree

905

23Chapter 23 - Family Jars

1380

24Chapter 24 - The Treasure-Seeker

1058

25Chapter 25 - Explanations and an Interruption

959

26Chapter 26 - Stirring Times for Sir Thomas

731

27Chapter 27 - A Declaration of Independence

1268

28Chapter 28 - Spennie’s Hour of Clear Vision

680

29Chapter 29 - The Last Round

1165

30Chapter 30 - Conclusion

334