This author created a character who begins to adopt another character's use of the phrase "sine pecunia," meaning "without cost."
This author created a character who begins to adopt another character's use of the phrase "sine pecunia," meaning "without cost." In one of this author's novels, characters crucially begin to speak of "we up here," rather than "those up here." One of his protagonists is arrested while walking through Denmark to his hometown, and then hallucinates seeing his childhood friends Hans and Ingeborg dancing at a ball. In a novel by him, a woman named Tony goes to a Baltic sea resort to escape from Grünlich, who wants to marry her for her family's money. In another novel by this author of Tonio Kröger, Naphtha and Settembrini hold philosophical debates in the Swiss sanatorium in which Hans Castorp spends seven years. For 10 points, name this German author of Buddenbrooks and The Magic Mountain.
This author created a character who begins to adopt another character's use of the phrase "sine pecunia," meaning "without cost."
Thomas Mann