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The Old Soak and Hail And Farewell - cover

The Old Soak and Hail And Farewell

Don Marquis

Publisher: Good Press

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Summary

Published in 1921, The Old Soak presents humorous reminiscences of an old drunkard who talks about life before prohibition. In addition, he gives the readers a history of the world from his recollection.
'The Old Soak' is a fictitious character who is an enemy of prohibition, created by Don Marquis, an American newspaperman and wit.
Available since: 11/22/2019.
Print length: 66 pages.

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