One character in this novel is frustrated when his joke comparing gypsies to crows is not understood.
One character in this novel is frustrated when his joke comparing gypsies to crows is not understood. This novel ends with a crowd cheering as the pier lights turn off, and the protagonist of this novel makes several clumsy efforts to educate the eighteen-year-old Reginald Cardinal about the "birds and the bees." At a gathering in this novel where Harry Smith preaches on the dignity of the common man, (*) Dr. Carlisle realizes one character is lying about his profession. The protagonist once worked for a man who fired his Jewish maids and often entertained Joachim von Ribbentrop, and he tries to improve his "bantering" skills while interacting with his new American boss, Faraday. For 10 points, name this novel centered on a journey to visit Ms. Kenton, a work about the butler Stevens by Kazuo Ishiguro.
One character in this novel is frustrated when his joke comparing gypsies to crows is not understood.
The Remains of the Day