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Decline and Fall af Evelyn Waugh, Clare West, ISBN 9780194792585

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Beskrivelser af Decline and Fall

Forlagets beskrivelse: Word count 31,245
Bibliotekernes beskrivelse: After a wild, drunken party, Paul Pennyfeather is forced to leave Oxford and begin a new life out in the wide world. His experiences take him from a boys' private school in Wales, where he meets some rather strange people, to a life of luxury in a grand country house and the Ritz Hotel, and then to seven years' hard labour in prison. Where will it all end? The black humour of this story about English society in the 1920s is as fresh today as it was when the novel was first written.