A Gentleman of Leisure Gordon Dawson’s work in the field

Dawson’s work in the field of culture…is of outstanding importance

Such is the perceptive power of the novel that

Guilt explicates a novel form of suffering: ego-neurosis

the sound of Brannigan’s voice raised in argument could be heard

confident testament to the true meaning of mature manhood

A Gentleman of Leisure Gordon Dawson’s work in the fieldBy P. G. Wodehouse When Jimmy Pitt, a proper gentleman of leisure, makes a bet that he can successfully burgle a house, he unexpectedly finds himself in the presence of the only girl he could ever love and her crooked police captain father. A year later, after a chance encounter leads to an invitation to a castle in the English countryside, Jimmy and the quick fingered Spike Mullins find themselves under the same roof as that same lovely girl, her