After meeting Wanderer, Zoo-loo, and Surplice, the author of this novel alludes to Pilgrim's Progress by calling them the "Delectable Mountains."
After meeting Wanderer, Zoo-loo, and Surplice, the author of this novel alludes to Pilgrim's Progress by calling them the "Delectable Mountains." Additional characters include the Belgian painter Count Bragard who specializes in horse drawings and Rockyfeller, who hires a bodyguard to protect his cash. The novel's two central characters are ambulance drivers who, after the censors suspect letters written by B, are arrested. Named for the cell in which they are confined, --for 10 points-- name this autobiographical work by ee cummings.
After meeting Wanderer, Zoo-loo, and Surplice, the author of this novel alludes to Pilgrim's Progress by calling them the "Delectable Mountains."
{Enormous Room}