- Authors
- Paul Jennings
- Contributors
- Haro Hodson (author)
- Publication Date:
- 1963
- Price
- 3/-
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Format
- A Format
- Pages
- 208pp
- Printer
- Cox and Wyman Ltd
Printing History
Penguin Books Ltd, Harmondsworth, Middlesex
Australia: Penguin Books Pty Ltd, 762 Whitehorse Road,
Mitcham, Victoria
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This selection has been taken from the following titles:
Oddly Enough (1950) published by Reinhardt & Evans, and
Even Oddlier (1952), Oddly Bodlikins (1953), Next to Oddliness (1955), Model Oddlies (1956), Gladly Oddly (1958),
Idly Oddly (1959), and I Said Oddly, Diddle I? (1961), all published by Max Reinhardt
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This selection first published in Penguin Books 1963
Copyright © Paul Jennings, 1963
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Made and printed in Great Britain
by Cox and Wyman Ltd,
London, Reading, and Fakenham
Set in Monotype Imprint
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All the pieces in this book originally appeared in the Observer, with these exceptions: ‘Hitting the Nail on the Thumb’ and ‘Advice to Husbands’: House and Garden; ‘Harley Street’: Family Doctor; ‘A Diversity of Doctors’: originally a pamphlet sent to doctors by Paynocil, but now owned by the Beecham Research Laboratories Ltd; ‘Just a Few Friends’: Housewife; ‘Report on Resistentialism’: based on an article originally published in the Spectator, although the piece as it now is appeared in Town & Country (U.S.A.)
This book is sold subject to the condition that it shall not, by way of trade, be lent, re-sold, hired out, or otherwise disposed of without the publisher's consent, in any form of binding or cover other than that in which it is published
