the three friends of the novel 'three men in a boat' are workaholics? what did they do to de-stress themselves?
From the base of the novel, 'Three men in a boat'; three men-(Jim, Harris and George) feel that they are suffering from innumerable diseases caused due to overwork. They feel that they must go on a rest or holiday to release their stress. But Montmorency didn't like their idea and terms it "baly- foolishness". Jim and Harris claims that they must go on a sea-trip and stay along the countryside and George is man who gives an idea for going on a river trip along thames. The three men consider themselves as workaholic and decides to go on a river-trip on thames from kingston.
The three men prepares for the trip and in between many anecdotes and comic-set pieces are been described by Jim that add humour to the novel. George joins the other two later up the river Weybridge.
Hope, it'll help you.
The three men prepares for the trip and in between many anecdotes and comic-set pieces are been described by Jim that add humour to the novel. George joins the other two later up the river Weybridge.
Hope, it'll help you.