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Subject and Content Down and Out in Paris and London is an autobiographical work by George Orwell that recounts his experiences of poverty in Paris and London. The book provides a detailed depiction of the author’s days spent in destitution hunger and helplessness in these two major cities. Through these experiences Orwell critiques the living conditions of society’s lower classes and the way society perceives them. The narrative describes Orwell’s time working as a dishwasher in a hotel kitchen