One character in book work notes that eighty five is a lucky number, and this book ends with a waiter translating the word "Tiburon.
One character in book work notes that eighty five is a lucky number, and this book ends with a waiter translating the word "Tiburon." This book concludes with the title character dreaming about lions, and the title character allays fears of "Tigers of Detroit and the Indians of Cleveland" by thinking of "the great (*) DiMaggio." The boy Manolin helps the title character after he is unable to keep the sharks from eating the largest marlin ever caught off of Havana harbor. For 10 points, name this novella about the Cuban fisherman Santiago, written by Ernest Hemingway.
One character in book work notes that eighty five is a lucky number, and this book ends with a waiter translating the word "Tiburon.
The {Old Man} and the {Sea}