A play titled after one of these things describes a land ruled by Sizi- Buzi, the military forces of which are commanded by Riki-Tiki-Tavi, and was supposedly translated by Bulgakov into Aesopian from French.
A play titled after one of these things describes a land ruled by Sizi- Buzi, the military forces of which are commanded by Riki-Tiki-Tavi, and was supposedly translated by Bulgakov into Aesopian from French. In a novel titled after a submerged one of these objects, Tete is forced to have sex with her owner ($) Toulouse Valmorain. Thomas Hudson experiences one of them named Bimini in a novel by Ernest Hemingway. In a novel titled after one of these locations, a mostly blind monk accidentally baptizes some (*) penguins; that novel was written by Anatole France. One poem whose first line mentions these entities claims "each man's death diminishes me" and exhorts, "Therefore, send not to know / For whom the bell tolls, / It tolls for thee." That Donne poem states "No man is" one of them. Edward Prendrick sees the title character perform vivisection in a novel titled after one of these entities owned by Dr. Moreau. For ten points, identify these locales, one of which is the setting of much of Robinson Crusoe.
A play titled after one of these things describes a land ruled by Sizi- Buzi, the military forces of which are commanded by Riki-Tiki-Tavi, and was supposedly translated by Bulgakov into Aesopian from French.
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