Leave it to Psmith

by P. G. Wodehouse

About to shatter the castle's peace is one Freddie Threepwood, son of Lord Emsworth, upon whom hard times have forced the role of jewel thief. But Freddie is not alone in coveting Lady Constance's necklace. Psmith does the needful.

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