One character in this work complains that a Prime Minister stole his gold fountain pen with eagles, while another signs a check as "Charlie Chaplin."
One character in this work complains that a Prime Minister stole his gold fountain pen with eagles, while another signs a check as "Charlie Chaplin." Doubting Hall serves as the set for a disastrous movie about the life of John Wesley, and a journalist commits suicide after being sued for libel. The Jesuit Father Rothschild is an advisor to Walter Outrage, who returns to power after Jane Brown hosts a party at 10 Downing Street. Miles Malpractice visits Agatha Runcible in a convalescent home after she gets drunk and smashes up a racecar. A character known as "Lord Monomark," meant to be a caricature of Lord Beaverbrook, owns the paper The Daily Excess which employs the protagonist. Ginger buys the rights to Nina Blount from her ex-fiancÃ©e in, FTP, what novel about Adam Fenwick-Symes and his adventures among the Bright Young Things, written by Evelyn Waugh.
One character in this work complains that a Prime Minister stole his gold fountain pen with eagles, while another signs a check as "Charlie Chaplin."
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