This author wrote a story in which a drunken Ulysses S. Grant confuses Robert E. Lee for RobertBrowning at Appomattox. In another of this man's works, the title character says "Puppy biscuit" out loudwhile going into the A&amp;P store. That title character says, "To hell with the handkerchief," as he is about tobe shot at the end of the story. This author wrote about Mr. Martin's plot to get rid of obnoxious Dodgersfan Ulgine Barrows in "The Catbird Seat." In his most famous story, the title character imagines himself a
This author wrote a story in which a drunken Ulysses S. Grant confuses Robert E. Lee for RobertBrowning at Appomattox. In another of this man's works, the title character says "Puppy biscuit" out loudwhile going into the A&amp;P store. That title character says, "To hell with the handkerchief," as he is about tobe shot at the end of the story. This author wrote about Mr. Martin's plot to get rid of obnoxious Dodgersfan Ulgine Barrows in "The Catbird Seat." In his most famous story, the title character imagines himself asa flying ace and a brilliant surgeon. For 10 points, name this humorist, who wrote "The Secret Life ofWalter Mitty."
This author wrote a story in which a drunken Ulysses S. Grant confuses Robert E. Lee for RobertBrowning at Appomattox.
James Thurber