THE LAZY THOUGHTS OF A LAZY

THE LAZY THOUGHTS OF A LAZY

Laziness has always been my strong point. I am not proud of it, it is something of a gift and few possess it. There are many lazy people and many wasteful people, but a genuine lazy person is a rare breed. He is not someone who wanders around aimlessly with his hands in his pockets. On the contrary, his main characteristic is that he is always terribly busy. No one can enjoy laziness unless he has plenty of work to do.

THE LAZY THOUGHTS OF A LAZY

A monumental treatise (not even two hundred and twenty pages long) on all the great issues of life (from love and laziness to indolence and furnished apartments), by "ambassador" of British humor.

 The English satirist Jerome Klapka Jerome left school at fourteen, worked as a railway clerk, teacher, traveling actor and journalist, until in 1886 his second book was serialized, the Lazy thoughts of a lazy man, who were an instant hit with their "hot" and subversive humor.

THE LAZY THOUGHTS OF A LAZY

Western thought and Eastern philosophy, phlegmatic humorous writing and fundamental essays, timeless poetry and immortal little prose. Texts that marked their time and are still read everywhere. She is the select series of Oxy editions.

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THE Jerome Klapka Jerome -got his middle name in honor of one Hungarian General, her hero Hungarian Revolution of 1848-9- was born in May 2, 1859, in the  Walsallof Staffordshire.

That was it 4th his child Jerome Jerome, architect and preacher, and her Marguerite, daughter of a lawyer from Swansea. So when he was born, his parents were in great financial difficulty, because his father's business had ended in failure.

So 3 years later, they move to Stourbridge and shortly after in Est Ed of London, where the father tried to set up an iron business. The area scared the little boy and years later, he would write that maybe that was the reason for the bad mood and melancholy that distinguished his life.

The 1869 is written in Marylebone High School and he had to do it every day 3 hours of train travel, back and forth. Sta 12 he loses his father and 3 years later he also loses his mother and thus orphaned, he is forced to face many of life's difficulties.

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