The British economist Mitchell pretends to have sway over international financial contributions in this novel, but is nevertheless admired by the journalist Karkov.  The protagonist of this novel sends a character with a dispatch for General Golz, but Andre Marty delays that communiqué. A character who shrugs away killing men to steal their horses enrages the protagonist, but he cannot kill him because the miscreant knows the road to safety.  A gentle old man named Anselmo is killed by a steel shard while accomplishing the central feat of this novel, which is accomplished via hand grenades after Pablo steals and loses the detonators.  FTP, name this novel in which Maria lives on after Robert Jordan blows up a bridge, by Ernest Hemingway.
The British economist Mitchell pretends to have sway over international financial contributions in this novel, but is nevertheless admired by the journalist Karkov.  The protagonist of this novel sends a character with a dispatch for General Golz, but Andre Marty delays that communiqué. A character who shrugs away killing men to steal their horses enrages the protagonist, but he cannot kill him because the miscreant knows the road to safety.  A gentle old man named Anselmo is killed by a steel shard while accomplishing the central feat of this novel, which is accomplished via hand grenades after Pablo steals and loses the detonators.  FTP, name this novel in which Maria lives on after Robert Jordan blows up a bridge, by Ernest Hemingway.
The British economist Mitchell pretends to have sway over international financial contributions in this novel, but is nevertheless admired by the journalist Karkov.  
{For Whom the Bell Tolls} (1) [AH]