One character in this novel tells of how Jerco committed suicide after the death of Rosalind Whicher. That character is reading Alphonse Daudet's Sapho when we first meet him, and working as a railroad waiter along with the protagonist. Other characters in this novel include Billy Biasse, who lends the protagonist a gun to protect himself from Zeddy. The protagonist's lovers include Congo Rose and Felice, the latter of whom leaves the title location with him to go to Chicago at the end of this work. For 10 points, name this novel about Jake Brown's return to a New York
One character in this novel tells of how Jerco committed suicide after the death of Rosalind Whicher. That character is reading Alphonse Daudet's Sapho when we first meet him, and working as a railroad waiter along with the protagonist. Other characters in this novel include Billy Biasse, who lends the protagonist a gun to protect himself from Zeddy. The protagonist's lovers include Congo Rose and Felice, the latter of whom leaves the title location with him to go to Chicago at the end of this work. For 10 points, name this novel about Jake Brown's return to a New York neighbourhood, a work by Claude McKay.
One character in this novel tells of how Jerco committed suicide after the death of Rosalind Whicher.
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