In this work, the narrator hears of a man who charged more than thirty thousand francs worth of food and drink over a year and then paid with a bad check; that man, Claude Fessenden, is no longer welcome at Paul's bar.
In this work, the narrator hears of a man who charged more than thirty thousand francs worth of food and drink over a year and then paid with a bad check; that man, Claude Fessenden, is no longer welcome at Paul's bar. One character in this work, who had once kissed a man named Webb, is imagined in a white dress on a swing, swinging faster and faster until her words are unintelligible; that character got (*) pneumonia after the narrator locked her out of her home during a snowstorm. Somehow, Duncan and Lorraine find the narrator's sister-in-law's home and drunkenly walk in, which angers Lincoln and Marion, the caretakers of Honoria. For 10 points, name this short story that tells how child custody is denied to the former-alcoholic Charlie Wales during his return to Paris, written by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
In this work, the narrator hears of a man who charged more than thirty thousand francs worth of food and drink over a year and then paid with a bad check; that man, Claude Fessenden, is no longer welcome at Paul's bar.
"Babylon Revisited"