In one scene in this novel, Marie Poont recounts how she hit Aleck with a baseball bat.
In one scene in this novel, Marie Poont recounts how she hit Aleck with a baseball bat. The protagonist of this novel realizes that another character thinks he is simple, and compares himself to a pet goose which has been spared the ax. The monkey Rocco dies of tuberculosis in this novel, much to the chagrin of his owner ($) Lucas Asphalter. The protagonist of this novel finds his grandfather's old gun hidden inside a bunch of rubles while visiting Tante Taube's house. This novel's title character lived in Ludeyville after leaving his first wife (*) Daisy, and his second wife has an affair with a peg-legged red-headed man after moving to Chicago. For ten points, identify this work titled after the former friend of Valentine Gersbach and husband of Madeline, the letter-writing protagonist of this Saul Bellow novel.
In one scene in this novel, Marie Poont recounts how she hit Aleck with a baseball bat.
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