The Slaves of Solitude

Hamilton, Patrick

'There is an air of debauch about tossed bed-clothes, stale air, cold hot-water bottles and last night’s cast-off clothing, from which even the primmest of maiden ladies cannot hope to escape. Sleep is gross, a form of abandonment, and it is impossible for anyone to awake and observe its sordid consequences save with a faint sense of recent dissipation, of minute personal disquiet and remorse'; introduction by J.B. Priestley.

Publisher: Constable. Second English edition 1972
Edition: 2nd Edition
Place Published: London
Barry Humphries' ownership stamp. Fine in dustwrapper.


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