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Trial By Guest : An Accurate Accounting of the Various Reasons Why I Should Be Hung

By Fool, Henry, Edward

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Title:	Trial By Guest : An Accurate Accounting of the Various Reasons Why I Should Be Hung
Author:	Fool, Henry, Edward
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Language:	English
Subject:	Non Fiction, Literature, Humor and Satire
Collections:	Humor and Satire, Authors Community
Historic Publication Date:	2011
Publisher:	Estuary Publications

Member Page:	Darryl Mockridge
Citation APA MLA Chicago Fool, H. E., & Fool, H. E. (2011). Trial By Guest : An Accurate Accounting of the Various Reasons Why I Should Be Hung. Retrieved from http://self.gutenberg.org/

Description
A narrative wandering through the tribulations of working for a family-owned, privately-run French hotel and the various hurdles involved in dealing with guests. Every chapter comes alive through Fool's descriptions and illustrative narration.

Summary
Henry Edward Fool is a desk clerk in a small, privately-owned hotel. He admits that there are some things he simply does not understand. There are things he can not understand. There are things he refuses to ever understand. And one thing that falls under all of those categories is guests. If he has done his job well, after reading this, you won't understand them either. Better still, you won't understand them from his point of view.

Excerpt
I’m a desk clerk in a small privately-owned hotel, and that’s an awkward situation for me because, fundamentally I’m an inward, and by that I mean socially inept, individual. Dealing with strangers on a daily basis is not just difficult for me—demanding an exuberance for my fellow man which I simply do not posses—it is slightly painful at times, at times embarrassing. And, because I have a very low tolerance for either idiocy or pretence, sometimes it becomes almost unbearable. It’s natural, I think, at this point for you to ask how I managed to get into this situation. I’ve gnawed on that so many times that I’ve shattered teeth in the process, but that will be explained in time. The mystery is how I remain. Why FATE should waste so much effort keeping me in this utterly hopeless, painful and senseless situation is beyond me. Clearly the gods have taken a real disliking to Henry Edward Fool.

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