In this novel, a child on a red horse visits the protagonist's house and tries to learn his language.
In this novel, Mr. de Villiers is told that more schooling will create smarter criminals. In this novel, a child on a red horse visits the protagonist's house and tries to learn his language. A dialogue repeating "Have you a room that you could let?" begins a chapter of this novel, in which long waitlists for houses force the building of a shanty town. A character in this novel donates (*) milk to a village after trying to understand his dead son's admiration for Abraham Lincoln. This novel is named for a request that the "unborn child … not love the earth too deeply." Its protagonist receives a telegram from Theophilus Msimangu before discovering that his son killed Arthur Jarvis. For 10 points, Stephen Kumalo tries to prevent the hanging of his son Absalom in what Alan Paton novel?
In this novel, Mr. de Villiers is told that more schooling will create smarter criminals.
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