Two characters in this story escape the suspicion of a cop by claiming that one of them is getting checked for a growth on his neck.
Two characters in this story escape the suspicion of a cop by claiming that one of them is getting checked for a growth on his neck. One character in this story mutes the volume on the television to laugh at the characters, and her son uses this as an excuse to explain away his role in a bakery theft. This story's protagonist resolves to work the worst jobs in his residence for his remaining six months as a means of asserting his independence from individuals he describes as "old Hitler-face" and "the (*) governor." Despite his superior talent, this story's protagonist allows some boys from Aylesham and Gunthorpe to surpass him. For 10 points, name this short story about the speedy delinquent Colin Smith, who intentionally loses the All-England Borstal Blue Ribbon Prize Cup, written by Angry Young Man Alan Sillitoe.
Two characters in this story escape the suspicion of a cop by claiming that one of them is getting checked for a growth on his neck.
“The {Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner}”