upon all the living and the dead" as it piles "in drifts" on headstones.
This word appears twice in the title of a story in which Paul daydreams about the arrival of a postman while in Miss Buell's class. A novel in which the protagonist is an exiled poet and journalist who returns home to Turkey puns on the Turkish word for this substance. The poet Ka visits the town of Kars in that novel by Orhan Pamuk which is titled for this natural substance. At the end of James Joyce's story "The Dead," Gabriel Conroy watches this substance "fall faintly . . . upon all the living and the dead" as it piles "in drifts" on headstones. FTP, what form of winter precipitation precedes the word Country in the name of a Kawabata novel?
This word appears twice in the title of a story in which Paul daydreams about the arrival of a postman while in Miss Buell's class.
snow