The epilogue begins with a game of checkers, after which Yogarindra, Loki, and Beelzebub appear.
The epilogue begins with a game of checkers, after which Yogarindra, Loki, and Beelzebub appear. This work was influenced by Farmington, a 1904 novel written by the author's law partner, Clarence Darrow. Sexsmith the Dentist notes that, "a moral truth is a hollow truth\ which must be propped with gold," while Benjamin Fraser is the illegitimate child of Benjamin Pantier. Knowlt Hoheimer asks the meaning of the words, "Pro Partria." The main plot concerns the battle between the liberal party of Jefferson Howard and John Cabanis and the corrupt conservatism of Mayor A.D. Blood and the banker Thomas Rhodes. FTP, name this work consisting of epitaphs of the citizens of an Illinois town, the masterpiece of Edgar Lee Masters.
The epilogue begins with a game of checkers, after which Yogarindra, Loki, and Beelzebub appear.
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