Task: Text Categorization
Input (English): One character in this work claims to have been a Democrat "In the old days [when] they fairly hunted us with guns. " One chapter of this work, entitled "The Untold Lie," concerns Ray Pearson and Hal Winters, while "Godliness" concerns David Hardy, who knocks out his grandfather Jesse Bentley and flees. The Reverend Curtis Hartman lusts after Kate Swift in the "Godliness" chapter of this work, while another vignette in this work concerns a schoolteacher originally named Adolph Myers who was driven out of Pennsylvania under suspicion of molesting his students, and who takes the name of Wing Biddlebaum. In addition to "Hands," this work also tells of the main character's rivalry with Seth Richmond for the affections of Helen White, and the last chapter, "Departure," ends with his leaving the titular town. For ten points, identify this work tied together by the presence of George Willard and written by Sherwood Anderson.
Output (English): Literature