Another character is a man "nobody can trust and you know it," as described in Slade's Bar, named Tiny Duffy.
Early in this book, the narrator notes that his duties include carrying the main character's old dog to the front porch for a photo op. The main characters are often driven by a man who likes shooting at targets with his .38 special, an Irishman named Sugar Boy. Another character is a man "nobody can trust and you know it," as described in Slade's Bar, named Tiny Duffy. Characters often find it significant that the main character is married to a schoolteacher. The main plot begins when news arrives that Callahan has been endorsed by Judge Irwin, leading to the narrators search for bribes in the Judge's past to help the campaign of his boss. For 10 points, name this book narrated by Jack Burden about the rise of Willie Stark to become Governor, written by Robert Penn Warren.
Early in this book, the narrator notes that his duties include carrying the main character's old dog to the front porch for a photo op.
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