In one scene in this work, a character expresses his doubts that he can "lick you all", which leads to another character chanting "Kill him!"
In one scene in this work, a character expresses his doubts that he can "lick you all", which leads to another character chanting "Kill him!" In an early episode in this work, one character is described as a "board whacket", which refers to his habit of playing a winning card in a game of high-five. That character is a cowboy, who is involved in the game with Johnnie, who is the Patrick Scully's son. Scully owns the title structure of this short story, which is the destination of a visitor who causes all the trouble, and eventually dies in a bar fight while looking at a sign which reads "This registers the amount of your purchase". For ten points, identify this short story about a Swede in which the title structure is described as having "the shade of a heron's legs;" a work of Steven Crane.
In one scene in this work, a character expresses his doubts that he can "lick you all", which leads to another character chanting "Kill him!"
“The {Blue Hotel}”