After a long speech by one character derived from the author's Nobel Lecture about how "man will prevail," it ends with the quartermaster-general at the funeral of a recently deceased general.
Multiple characters in this work graduate from St. Cyr, including a corporal who had failed to pursue camel thief Â– this in turn led him to fail to start a "local war." Its author used his story "A Dangling Participle from Work in Progress" in this novel to provide a lesson in morality about a race horse. After a long speech by one character derived from the author's Nobel Lecture about how "man will prevail," it ends with the quartermaster-general at the funeral of a recently deceased general. Levine commits suicide in this novel after realizing the artillery in his airplane are mere blanks. Beginning with the chapter "Wednesday" all the chapters in this work are titled after days of the week to indicate how little time has passed since two sides stopped fighting. Set during World War I, an unnamed corporal and twelve men under him refuse to attack in the opening pages of this novel. For 10 points, identify this adaptation of the Gospel set in the midst of war, written by William Faulkner.
Multiple characters in this work graduate from St. Cyr, including a corporal who had failed to pursue camel thief Â– this in turn led him to fail to start a "local war.
A Fable