In this story, a man suggests that death can "have a wide snout like a hyena" and imagines that Compton is ⧔ying him up to the "square top" of the title location instead of taking him to Arusha.
In this story, a man who states that "love is a dunghill . . . and I'm the cock that gets on it to crow" reminisces about a woodcutter's house in the Gauertal (GAO-er-tahl), where a deserter with bloody feet was given socks so that he could hide from the police. A woman in this story repeatedly offers "Tommy-ram broth" to her husband, who calls her a "rich bitch" but resolves not to be cruel a⧔er he realizes he is dying. Its preface mentions a mysterious "dried and frozen carcass of a leopard." In this story, a man suggests that death can "have a wide snout like a hyena" and imagines that Compton is ⧔ying him up to the "square top" of the title location instead of taking him to Arusha. For 10 points, name this Ernest Hemingway story about the writer Harry, who dies of gangrene on the slopes of an African mountain.
In this story, a man who states that "love is a dunghill . .
"The Snows of Kilimanjaro"