The protagonist of this work confuses the words "lucker" and "lucre". Theprotagonist of this work prepares to give his mother one thousand pounds on each ofher next five birthdays, but she requests the entire sum up front to cover (+) debts.The protagonist hears his house whisper "There must be more money", and he is partners with the gardener (*) Bassett, the pair of which is later joined by Uncle Oscar. The protagonist's mother comes home after a party to find him in his room in the dark, to which he responds "It's Malabar!". For ten points, name this short story in which Paul dies of brain-fever after winning eighty thousand pounds betting
The protagonist of this work confuses the words "lucker" and "lucre". Theprotagonist of this work prepares to give his mother one thousand pounds on each ofher next five birthdays, but she requests the entire sum up front to cover (+) debts.The protagonist hears his house whisper "There must be more money", and he is partners with the gardener (*) Bassett, the pair of which is later joined by Uncle Oscar. The protagonist's mother comes home after a party to find him in his room in the dark, to which he responds "It's Malabar!". For ten points, name this short story in which Paul dies of brain-fever after winning eighty thousand pounds betting on horse races that was written by D. H. Lawrence.
The protagonist of this work confuses the words "lucker" and "lucre".
The Rocking Horse Winner