Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog)
what does the narrator say about king john and richards in the novel three men in a boat
from chapter-12
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He notes that King John was a "slippery customer." (Page 78)
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The narrator tells us that had King Richard been present the rebellion would have been squashed. (Page 77)
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