One character in this work complains that a Prime Minister stole his gold fountain pen with eagles, while another signs a check as "Charlie Chaplin." Doubting Hall serves as the set for a disastrous movie about the life of John Wesley, and a journalist commits suicide after being sued for libel. The Jesuit Father Rothschild is an advisor to Walter Outrage, who returns to power after Jane Brown hos
One character in this work complains that a Prime Minister stole his gold fountain pen with eagles, while another signs a check as "Charlie Chaplin." Doubting Hall serves as the set for a disastrous movie about the life of John Wesley, and a journalist commits suicide after being sued for libel. The Jesuit Father Rothschild is an advisor to Walter Outrage, who returns to power after Jane Brown hosts a party at 10 Downing Street. Miles Malpractice visits Agatha Runcible in a convalescent home after she gets drunk and smashes up a racecar. A character known as "Lord Monomark," meant to be a caricature of Lord Beaverbrook, owns the paper The Daily Excess which employs the protagonist. Ginger buys the rights to Nina Blount from her ex-fiancÃ©e in, FTP, what novel about Adam Fenwick-Symes and his adventures among the Bright Young Things, written by Evelyn Waugh.
One character in this work complains that a Prime Minister stole his gold fountain pen with eagles, while another signs a check as "Charlie Chaplin."
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