Pope's translation of the Iliad is used to entertain in this short story, and the protagonist is "proud to live in the service of the Lord, and bound 
Pope's translation of the Iliad is used to entertain in this short story, and the protagonist is "proud to live in the service of the Lord, and bound to die in His army." One character in this short story is nicknamed "The Innocent of Sandy Bar", who owed the protagonist a favor, as Tom Simson was given back all of the money he lost. At the end, the protagonist "struck a streak of bad luck and handed in his checks", and John Oakhurst ended up shooting himself in, FTP, what short story by Bret Harte about exiles from a certain Western town?
Pope's translation of the Iliad is used to entertain in this short story, and the protagonist is "proud to live in the service of the Lord, and bound to die in His army."
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