Money For Nothing

Money For Nothing

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Humor Business & Economics
Format Hardcover
Pages 307
Language English
Published Mar 30, 2007
Publisher Everyman
ISBN-10 1841591491
ISBN-13 9781841591490
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Set against the backdrop of Rudge Hall, the residence of the eccentric and miserly Lester Carmody, this delightful tale unfolds with a rich cast of characters and comedic twists. Rudge Hall, with its peculiar charm, is a fitting stage for the antics that ensue as various people intersect in their quests for wealth and happiness. Lester, in his extravagant avarice, becomes an unwitting catalyst for the hilarity that follows, drawing others into his world of pecuniary obsession.

As the story progresses, the characters embark on a variety of schemes and misadventures, revealing their true natures and aspirations. Among them, readers encounter a mix of lovable rogues, determined suitors, and sharp-witted friends, each with their own agendas that clash and intertwine in the most unexpected ways. The contrast between their motivations and Lester's own monetary fixation adds a layer of complexity, deepening the humor and intrigue.

Healthward Ho serves as another vibrant setting, where the pursuit of wealth and well-being becomes a backdrop for both comedy and romance. The interactions among the characters highlight their different attitudes towards money and what it can truly bring to their lives. With Wodehouse's trademark wit and whimsical storytelling, the narrative dances along, infused with charm and a keen observation of human folly, consistently reminding readers that sometimes, the best things in life are not for sale.

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