In a Guy de Maupassant story, Joseph de Bardon recounts the tale of a lady who picked up guys by pretending to faint in one of these locations.
In a Guy de Maupassant story, Joseph de Bardon recounts the tale of a lady who picked up guys by pretending to faint in one of these locations. Dennis Barlow works at one in a novel which sees Aimee Thanatogenos commit suicide, Evelyn Waugh's The Loved One. Ludwig Bodmer works for Henry Kroll, who does his business in these locations, in an ($) Erich Maria Remarque novel. After an argument with his cousin, Ramon Gris goes to hide in one of these locations, causing Pablo Ibbieta to accidentally betray him in Sartre's The Wall. In A Tale of Two Cities, Jerry Cruncher does an (*) illegal activity here, and in Great Expectations, Pip first meets his convict at one of these locations while discussing his parents who reside there. For ten points, identify these locations, a Jewish example of which at Newport was written about by Longfellow.
In a Guy de Maupassant story, Joseph de Bardon recounts the tale of a lady who picked up guys by pretending to faint in one of these locations.
{cemeteries} (accept {graveyard}s or other equivalents, accept {funeral home}s after "Dennis Barlow", prompt on stuff like {tombstone}s)