Thursday 15 March 2012

How to Travel Incognito

How to Travel Incognito
Author: Ludwig Bemelmans
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Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 0870081381



How to Travel Incognito


Monsieur Le Comte de St Cucuface is a charismatic aristocrat fallen on hard times who slums his way around post-war France in elegant style, trading on his name and his exquisite manners. Get How to Travel Incognito literature books for free.
After a chance encounter on a train, he convinces a wide-eyed Ludwig Bemelmans to adopt the identity of an imaginary German Prince and join him in his ruse for a while. Together they set out on an enchanted adventure through an old France that is crumbling to dust, feeding off the comically vulgar continental set that is fast replacing Cucuface's blue-blooded caste. They dine on the finest food and wine, stay at the finest hotels and chateaux, pausing only for St Cucuface to recount another amusing tale of his eccentric lineage. Originally published in 1952, Check How to Travel Incognito our best literature books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

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