Three men in a boat
- 112pages
- 4 heures de lecture
Suitable for younger learners Word count 18,055 Bestseller







Suitable for younger learners Word count 18,055 Bestseller
Les aventures de George, Harris et Jerome, sans oublier le chien Montmorency, quittant Londres pour un voyage en bateau sur la Tamise.
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Focusing on the diverse literary contributions of Jerome K. Jerome beyond his famous "Three Men in a Boat," this collection showcases his talent across various genres, including plays, essays, and short stories. It features carefully selected excerpts from works like "On the Stage--and Off," "The Passing of the Third Floor Back," and "Diary of a Pilgrimage." With an introduction by Martin Green, this anthology serves as an excellent resource for readers eager to explore the richness of Jerome's writing and his broader literary legacy.
The narrative begins with a dream that unfolds shortly after Christmas, where the protagonist experiences a surreal flight from their window in a nightshirt. This dream symbolizes a longing for recognition and a desire to rise above mundane life, suggesting themes of aspiration and self-discovery. The dreamer's initial joy contrasts with the underlying complexities of their emotions, hinting at deeper reflections on identity and perception.
Three Men in a Boat (to Say Nothing of the Dog) (Illustrated), Three Men on the
The narrative follows the humorous misadventures of Jerome K. Jerome and his friends during a boating trip on the Thames. Initially intended as a serious travelogue, it evolves into a comedic exploration of friendship and the quirks of society, offering both entertainment and social commentary.