Hilarious scenes in this novel include Agatha Runcible drunkenly attempting to drive a race car, and Colonel Blount's conversation with the protagonist at Doubting Hall.
Hilarious scenes in this novel include Agatha Runcible drunkenly attempting to drive a race car, and Colonel Blount's conversation with the protagonist at Doubting Hall. The protagonist is owed a large sum of money by a Major who can never remember to pay him back because he is always drunk. The protagonist of this novel is fired from the Daily Excess after inventing characters such as the Italian nobleman Count Cincinnati to include in his gossip column, "Mr. Chatterbox." Adam Fenwick-Symes's love affair with Nina is the subject of, for 10 points, what Evelyn Waugh novel which satirized the Bright Young People?
Hilarious scenes in this novel include Agatha Runcible drunkenly attempting to drive a race car, and Colonel Blount's conversation with the protagonist at Doubting Hall.
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