" This novel's protagonist repeats "I am unable to assist in this matter" when a dinner guest interrogates him on current events to ridicule democracy.
A letter in this novel describes an old man practicing walking on lawn steps where he'd fallen "as though he hoped to find some precious jewel he had dropped." This novel's protagonist repeats "I am unable to assist in this matter" when a dinner guest interrogates him on current events to ridicule democracy. This novel discusses Giffen's, a brand of silver polish that helps ease relations between Lord Halifax and Herr Ribbentrop at a conference hosted by a (*)  Nazi sympathizer. The narrator of this novel, who now works for the American Mr. Farraday, narrates his road trip through the English countryside to visit his former co-worker Miss Kenton, whom he hopes to bring back to Darlington Hall. For 10 points, name this novel about the butler Stevens by Kazuo Ishiguro
A letter in this novel describes an old man practicing walking on lawn steps where he'd fallen "as though he hoped to find some precious jewel he had dropped.
The  Remains of the Day 