In a poem with this title, the speaker is told, "The summer boils away" by a "legless beggar." The narrator of a work with this title calls on "[his] lady Pity" to defend himself in a "maze" of conflicting thoughts. In a novel with this title, agents fighting the Great Conspiracy report to a pistol-collecting doctor who orders the murder of a cowboy comic author. A work with this title uses a poem divided into speaking, weeping and finding disconsolate women to mourn a death presaged by a vision of angels singing "Hosan
In a poem with this title, the speaker is told, "The summer boils away" by a "legless beggar." The narrator of a work with this title calls on "[his] lady Pity" to defend himself in a "maze" of conflicting thoughts. In a novel with this title, agents fighting the Great Conspiracy report to a pistol-collecting doctor who orders the murder of a cowboy comic author. A work with this title uses a poem divided into speaking, weeping and finding disconsolate women to mourn a death presaged by a vision of angels singing "Hosanna." In a novel with this title, Uncle (*) Rifkı's nephew quits engineering to take bus trips pursuing the angelic Janan after his life is changed by reading a book. The numerology of nine punctuates a prosimetrum with this title that includes a sonetto to Guido Cavalcanti. For 10 points, give this title of an Orhan Pamuk novel about Osman's obsession and an annotated collection of canzoni expressing Dante's courtly love for Beatrice.
In a poem with this title, the speaker is told, "The summer boils away" by a "legless beggar."
The New Life [accept La vita nuova or Yeni Hayat] (The leadin is from "La Vita Nuova" by Weldon Kees.)