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A Day in the life of Tangent - From ‘Decline & Fall’ – Evelyn Waugh
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A Day in the life of Tangent From 'Decline & Fall' - Evelyn Waugh My day starts regularly at six o' clock - never later, never earlier. In fact, I can't remember a day when I didn't rise at six o'clock, prompt. My name is Tangent. Well, I mean, it's not really Tangent - its Llewellyn, but who in their right mind would ever choose to be called Llewellyn? Certainly not me, its a stupid name! So I call myself Tangent. All the other boys at school think Tangent's a brilliant name, and so we have this game with our new teachers at the beginning of term. We all say our name is Tangent. It's very funny, although we made Mr. Prendergast cry last term with it. He'd been ill a long time though, so I suppose it really wasn't our fault. Any way, I rise at six -...
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