The protagonist of this novel repeatedly tries to perform the card trick "Fly-away Jack," but cannot find a pack of cards until the antagonist gives him one.
The protagonist of this novel repeatedly tries to perform the card trick "Fly-away Jack," but cannot find a pack of cards until the antagonist gives him one. While trying to visit a child who offered to teach him Morse code, a character in this novel finds her house abandoned and inhabited only by a starving dog. While staying with a German couple, this novel's main character allows himself to be tricked into traveling to see a dying American bank robber. Stories about the boy (*) martyr Juan are interspersed in this novel, whose last chapter reintroduces characters like the Fellows family and the dentist Mr. Tench. This novel's protagonist is executed after being betrayed by the mestizo to the Lieutenant. For 10 points, name this novel in which an alcoholic priest is pursued by anti-Catholic authorities in Mexico, a work of Graham Greene.
The protagonist of this novel repeatedly tries to perform the card trick "Fly-away Jack," but cannot find a pack of cards until the antagonist gives him one.
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