The longest section ends when Jesse Bentley takes his grandson David Hardy into the woods so they can sacrifice a lamb to God.
The longest section ends when Jesse Bentley takes his grandson David Hardy into the woods so they can sacrifice a lamb to God. The first section tells of the suspected pederast Wing Biddlebaum, and this work ends with "Departure," in which the protagonist gets on a train to leave the titular town. The aforementioned "Godliness" and "Hands" are just two of, FTP, what collection of short stories first published in 1919 and unified by the character of the young reporter George Willard, a work by Sherwood Anderson?
The longest section ends when Jesse Bentley takes his grandson David Hardy into the woods so they can sacrifice a lamb to God.
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