Five pages of this novel are entirely filled with two women calling each other different synonyms for prostitute in alternating English and French.
Five pages of this novel are entirely filled with two women calling each other different synonyms for prostitute in alternating English and French. This novel includes the revelation of the secret of the Sacred Eggplant, a recipe for enhancing sexual prowess. The protagonist saves a slave he calls Drakepecker after escaping from pirates with his valet Bertram, and he's forced into marrying the pox-ridden whore Joan Toast after inadvertently giving away his father's estate of Malden. The protagonist is followed to America by his twin sister Anna, and frequently encounters his former tutor, who disguises himself as people like John Coode and Francis Nicholson, and is named Henry Burlingame III. This novel is about a man given the title Poet and Laureate of Maryland by Lord Baltimore. FTP, name this novel about Eben Cooke, which is titled for a tobacco trader and written by John Barth.
Five pages of this novel are entirely filled with two women calling each other different synonyms for prostitute in alternating English and French.
The Sot-Weed Factor