This author created a character who sees an apparition of a young boy's face after stealing an offering of grapes set in front of a bronze statue of Pan.
This author created a character who sees an apparition of a young boy's face after stealing an offering of grapes set in front of a bronze statue of Pan. In a story by this author, the Duke of Scaw uses a mystical process called "koepenickery" to replace politicians with angels. A recurring character created by this author of "The Music on the Hill" and "Ministers of Grace" poses as Stanislaus, the secretary of a Bishop who is ostensibly plotting to massacre 26 Jews, in order to administer an "unrest-cure" to J. P. Huddle. A story by this author ends with a boy making a piece of toast after Mrs. De Ropp is killed by the title polecat-ferret. In his best-known story, Mr. Nuttel flees after seeing three hunters through the title entrance. For 10 points, name this pseudonymous British author of "Sredni Vashtar" and "The Open Window."
This author created a character who sees an apparition of a young boy's face after stealing an offering of grapes set in front of a bronze statue of Pan.
Saki [or Hector Hugh Munro] &lt;Short Fiction&gt;