When desperate for food, the protagonist of this novel steals a bone from a crippled dog and a sugar cube from a child's grave.
When desperate for food, the protagonist of this novel steals a bone from a crippled dog and a sugar cube from a child's grave. A character in this novel has a dream in which he is unable to find a door at the end of a long hallway and decides that he will kill one man in every local village unless they help him track down an outlaw. The protagonist of this novel is brought food and taught Morse code by Coral Fellows while he is hiding out in her family's barn and laments that he has neglected his estranged daughter, Brigida. The "mestizo" is a stand-in for Judas in this book, in which the "lieutenant" uses the premise of a dying gringo's confession to lure the protagonist into a trap. For 10 points, name this novel about a whisky priest by Graham Greene.
When desperate for food, the protagonist of this novel steals a bone from a crippled dog and a sugar cube from a child's grave.
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