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Jerome K. Jerome, in full Jerome Klapka Jerome, (born May 2, 1859, Walsall, Staffordshire, Eng.—died June 14, 1927, Northampton, Northamptonshire), English novelist and playwright whose humour—warm, unsatirical, and unintellectual—won him wide following.

Jerome left school at the age of 14, working first as a railway clerk, then as a schoolteacher, an actor, and a journalist. His first book, On the Stage—and Off, was published in 1885, but it was with the publication of his next books, The Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow (1886) and Three Men in a Boat (1889), that he achieved great success; both books were widely translated. From 1892 to 1897 he was a coeditor (with Robert Barr and George Brown Burgin) of The Idler, a monthly magazine that he had helped found, which featured contributions by writers such as Eden Phillpotts, Mark Twain, and Bret Harte.

Jerome’s many other works include Three Men on the Bummel (1900) and Paul Kelver (1902), an autobiographical novel. He also wrote a number of plays. A book of Jerome’s memoirs, My Life and Times, was published in 1926.

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Jerome is the narrator of the novel Three Men in a Boat. He is single, middle class man living in London. He is fond of history and literature, and spends much of his time day dreaming about the days when Nights roamed the countryside of England. This daydreaming sometimes get him into Trouble When he does not pay attention to what he is doing.

His sense of observation is quite sharp. He has a wonderful knack of describing incidents in humorous ways. He misses no opportunity to make readers laugh with his intelligent and indirect humour. He does he this through his anecdote. His description of his imagined illness is quite humorous equally humorous in his description of the haymarket scene and montmorency's encounter with the Tomcat.

His sensitivity comes to light when in Chapter XVl he describes the pathetic incident of saying the Corpse of a young, beautiful woman. His description touches the readers hot he does not hesitate satirizing society in which prevails no many evils.

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