One passage of this work is dedicated to the things that the title character knows, which include motorcycles, sex in books, too many books, and all court games.
One passage of this work is dedicated to the things that the title character knows, which include motorcycles, sex in books, too many books, and all court games. The protagonists of this work are served eland for dinner, and one character later feels as if he has "opened a wrong door in a hotel and seen something shameful." That same character decides that he will meet the other protagonists only on a very formal basis, and threatens a young boy to "fifteen of the best" if he doesn't "look alive." Kongoni assists the protagonists of this short story, and one character promises another that he won't mention a certain occurrence at the Mathaiga Club. The title character loses his nerve when up against a wounded lion, and his wife sleeps with Robert Wilson, who later asks why she didn't poison her husband. For 10 points, name this story in which Margot shoots her husband on a buffalo hunt, by Ernest Hemingway.
One passage of this work is dedicated to the things that the title character knows, which include motorcycles, sex in books, too many books, and all court games.
“The {Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber}”