A doctor in this book wrongly believes that a mob will lynch him for refusing to leave his office to attend to a girl killed in a buggy accident.
A doctor in this book wrongly believes that a mob will lynch him for refusing to leave his office to attend to a girl killed in a buggy accident. While writing his sermons in a bell-tower, a reverend in this book watches Kate Swift and becomes infatuated with her. The teaching career of one character in this work ends when a mentally disabled student mistakes his friendly (*) caresses for romantic advances. Wing Biddlebaum, the protagonist of the story "Hands", is one of several people to confide in the young reporter George Willard in this work, which opens with a prologue called "The Book of the Grotesque". For 10 points, name this cycle of stories set in a Midwestern town, by Sherwood Anderson.
A doctor in this book wrongly believes that a mob will lynch him for refusing to leave his office to attend to a girl killed in a buggy accident.
Winesburg, Ohio