**An indispensable manual for everyone who longs to attain True Britishness a complete guide to the British Way of Life** George Mikes has been studying the British for a long time; here in one book are his three major works, in which he unstintingly offers the fruits of forty years of field resear
How to be poor
β Scribed by Mikes, George
- Book ID
- 107681776
- Tongue
- German
- Weight
- 4 MB
- Category
- Fiction
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
Learn how to be poor from a real expert...
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A lifelong pauper himself, George Mikes teaches poverty with panache, enthusiasm and wit. Realizing the disadvantages of wealth at an early age, in later years he has perfected his techniques for the avoidance of this unhappy state and now eagerly imparts his hard-won knowledge. In chapters headed βBeware of Moneyβ, βMeannessi and βBargainsβ he warns of the private habits that can lead to the unforeseen acquisition of wealth; having instructed us in these basic pauperβs rules, he goes on to deal with the more sophisticated matter of wearing your poverty with becoming grace.
Subtle, ironic and marvellously funny, George Mikesβs review of the money trap should convert the most strident millionaire to a state of abject-, and happy β poverty.
Cover illustrated by Larry
ISBN 0-14-007205-5
PENGUIN
Humour
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U.K. Β£4.50
AUST. $7.95 (recommended)
CAN. $6.99
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