In one scene in this novel, a character feels her heart ―beating like a rabbit‖ and a ―terrible hurt‖ after listening to the sounds of Beethoven‘s Eroica Symphony coming from a neighbor‘s radio.
In one scene in this novel, a character feels her heart ―beating like a rabbit‖ and a ―terrible hurt‖ after listening to the sounds of Beethoven‘s Eroica Symphony coming from a neighbor‘s radio. That character, Mick, is the teenage daughter  of the Kellys, a family that takes in the protagonist of this novel, a silver engraver, after his close friend and roommate of ten years, Antonapoulos, is taken away to an asylum at the end of the first part of this novel. John Singer is a deaf-mute living in 1930s Georgia in, FTP, what 1940 debut novel by Carson McCullers?
In one scene in this novel, a character feels her heart ―beating like a rabbit‖ and a ―terrible hurt‖ after listening to the sounds of Beethoven‘s Eroica Symphony coming from a neighbor‘s radio.
The Heart is a Lonely Hunter