The narrator of this book imagines the predicament of 16th-century noblemen who kept accidentally walking in on Henry VIII making out with Anne Boleyn.
The narrator of this book imagines the predicament of 16th-century noblemen who kept accidentally walking in on Henry VIII making out with Anne Boleyn. In one scene in this book, characters laugh uproariously through what they were told was the funniest German song ever written, only to find out that they have offended the singer, because it's actually the saddest German song ever written. The protagonists of this book injure themselves while beating the hell out of a can of pineapple to try to open it without a can-opener. This book opens with the narrator reading a (*) medical dictionary and discovering that he has every illness except for housemaid's knee. Its sequel is about a cycling tour in Germany and is titled for its protagonists "on the Bummel". For 10 points, name this comic novel in which the dog Montmorency accompanies George, Harris, and the narrator on a vacation on the Thames, by Jerome K. Jerome
The narrator of this book imagines the predicament of 16th-century noblemen who kept accidentally walking in on Henry VIII making out with Anne Boleyn.
Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog)