Le trajet High Street-Westminster durait une demi-heure environ. Jamais, dans les cinquante-quatre années de son existence, Mme Searwood n'avait trouvé une demi-heure aussi longue. Pour tout dire, cet Indien nu assis à côté d'elle la gênait horriblement.

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The tiny Duchy of Grand Fenwick decides the only way to survive an economic downturn is to declare war on the United States and lose to get foreign aid - but things don't go according to plan.The Mouse That Roared was originally published as a six-part serial in the Saturday Evening Post, and was made into a successful feature film starring Peter Sellers.

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The crowning of a British monarch is one of the oldest, most colorful and most romantic rituals in the world.  Its roots reach back through history into legend. Almost everything about the ceremony stems from distant tradition-from the officers who attend to the robes they wear and the tales of heroism and terror that surround the Crown Jewels. A born storyteller with a love of history who grew up in England, Leonard Wibberley (author of The Mouse That Roared) has brought together the varied and often inaccessible facts of the Coronation-a ceremony steeped in antiquity and unsurpassed in splendor-and has transformed them with skill and charm into a fascinating book rich in lore and humor. "With eyes turned this year to the big event in England, here is an absorbing portrait of its many aspects-legendary, historical, ceremonial-by a man who has Britain in his blood. With a light, yet befittingly serious informality, Mr. Wibberley tells of the symbolic meaning of the coronation and the Stone of Scone, the histories of the royal jewels and regalia, the functions of the various officers in attendance-stewards, heralds, marshalls-and finally the actual ceremony itself."-Kirkus Review 193 Pages.

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