The boss of that character uses a corkscrew to kill Merle Coverdale, who manages the typing pool at Meadows Meade.
A man who discovered movement "involving the least loss of time" is mentioned in this novel during an interview to illustrate the principle of "industry and arts… walk[ing] hand in hand." Coincidentally, details from the life of Nelly Malone incorporated into a ghostwriting fit the life of Maria Cheeseman, who employs a man with a deformed shoulder who is also employed in the same company that Mr. Weedin manages. The boss of that character uses a corkscrew to kill Merle Coverdale, who manages the typing pool at Meadows Meade. Characters in this novel frequently say "I liked" and "I didn't like" its protagonist, whose friend employs Trevor Lomas as best man in a wedding that he leaves after saying "no" to his seventeen-year old fiancée Dixie Morse. Describing the mayhem caused in the title industrial London district by the arrival of Dougal Douglas, for 10 points, name this novel by Muriel Spark.
A man who discovered movement "involving the least loss of time" is mentioned in this novel during an interview to illustrate the principle of "industry and arts…
The {Ballad} of {Peckham Rye}