He is compared to "a hound that came a stranger … out of the woods," and his brother, a "somebody," lives "thirteen little miles" down the road. He could never convince his partner, the well-educated Harold Wilson, that "he could find water with a hazel prong." Found "huddled against the barn door fast asleep," he is given tea and tobacco by Mary, while Warren reminisces about his hay-stacking ability and resents his pres
He is compared to "a hound that came a stranger … out of the woods," and his brother, a "somebody," lives "thirteen little miles" down the road. He could never convince his partner, the well-educated Harold Wilson, that "he could find water with a hazel prong." Found "huddled against the barn door fast asleep," he is given tea and tobacco by Mary, while Warren reminisces about his hay-stacking ability and resents his presence, stating that "home is the place where, when you have to go there,/They have to take you in." For 10 points, Silas is the name of what laborer whose death occurs in a Robert Frost poem?
He is compared to "a hound that came a stranger … out of the woods," and his brother, a "somebody," lives "thirteen little miles" down the road.