Three Men in a Boat (to Say Nothing of the Dog)

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The story is a humorous account of a boating holiday taken by the author and his two friends, George and Harris, along the River Thames in England. They embark on this journey to escape the stresses and mundanities of their everyday lives in Victorian-era London. Their misadventures and comedic escapades make up the core of the narrative.The title, with its comically long subtitle ("To Say Nothing of the Dog!"), hints at the eccentricity and digressions that characterize the book. Along the way, the three friends encounter various challenges, from navigating the river to dealing with inclement weather and culinary disasters. The presence of Montmorency, a fox terrier, adds an extra layer of humor to the story.Jerome's writing is known for its wit, satire, and observational humor. He often digresses into amusing anecdotes, historical asides, and philosophical musings, which contribute to the book's unique charm. "Three Men in a Boat" is not just a humorous travelogue but also a social commentary on the society of the time.

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Pagina's: 211, Editie: Illustrated, Paperback, Warbler Classics