One character in this story notes that another was in a "kosher convent," and another has his derby hat tipped back sitting on a stool next to a sawed- off shotgun.
One character in this story notes that another was in a "kosher convent," and another has his derby hat tipped back sitting on a stool next to a sawed- off shotgun. Two men in this story keep their gloves on throughout this story, which opens as two men argue about the clock being twenty minutes fast. After being untied, one character repeats "I don't want any more of that" and another shakes off the towel in his mouth. The former character, Sam, is "the nigger that cooks" and the latter later is rebuffed when he attempts to contact the police. Mrs. Bell answers the door for the Swedish heavyweight prizefighter Ole Anderson, the target of a would-be murder by the title characters Al, Max, and George which Nick Adams attempts to thwart. For 10 points, name this Ernest Hemingway short story.
One character in this story notes that another was in a "kosher convent," and another has his derby hat tipped back sitting on a stool next to a sawed- off shotgun.
“The{ Killers}”