In a parody of this book, the narrator sees a ";Giant Transcendentalist"; after leaving an area where flammable gas is collected in pipes and used to light two lengthy rows of red lamps.
In a parody of this book, the narrator sees a ";Giant Transcendentalist"; after leaving an area where flammable gas is collected in pipes and used to light two lengthy rows of red lamps. The organization of this book inspired that of a novel whose characters include a Belgian count fond of painting horses and a large black man nicknamed Jean Le Negre. An epigraph ";adapted from"; this book opens Little Women, whose first chapter depicts the young March sisters playacting its events. A parody of this book ends with the protagonist throwing himself off a boat when smoke emits from the nose of Mr. Smooth-it-Away, only to wake from a dream. The warden in E. E. Cummings' The Enormous Room is named for a character from this novel, whose settings are traversed by train tracks in Nathaniel Hawthorne's ";The Celestial Railroad."; For 10 points, name this book which features the demon Apollyon, the Slough of Despond, and Vanity Fair, an allegory by John Bunyan.
In a parody of this book, the narrator sees a ";Giant Transcendentalist"; after leaving an area where flammable gas is collected in pipes and used to light two lengthy rows of red lamps.
The Pilgrim's Progress