Upon surveying a caricature depicting him with giant green ears, the central character of this work dismisses it as "one of those trashy humor rags put out by the kikes."
Upon surveying a caricature depicting him with giant green ears, the central character of this work dismisses it as "one of those trashy humor rags put out by the kikes." As the ostensible reward for committing the central act, one character moves out into the countryside and becomes an expert of Egyptian history. This novel was originally conceived as the second volume in the author's East and West Trilogy along with The Silver Dove. At its ending, Dudkin fulfills his oath to the Bronze Horsemen to kill the party contact responsible for the explosive device built to commit the central act, which is disguised as a can of sardines. However, Nikolai misplaces it and ends up blowing up the study of his father, Senator Apollon Apollonovich Ableukhov. For 10 points, name this Symbolist novel by Andrei Bely set in the title city.
Upon surveying a caricature depicting him with giant green ears, the central character of this work dismisses it as "one of those trashy humor rags put out by the kikes."
{Petersburg} [do not accept "{St. Petersburg}"]