This name is given to a SEAT 600 automobile in which the two main characters travel in a Graham Greene novel titled "Monsignor" followed by the surname of the character who first coined this name.
This name is given to a SEAT 600 automobile in which the two main characters travel in a Graham Greene novel titled "Monsignor" followed by the surname of the character who first coined this name. In the novel in which this name first appears, it is coined by combining the words for "hack" and "before" to signify that its bearer "is the first and foremost of all the hacks in the world." In John Steinbeck's (*) Travels with Charley, this is the name of Steinbeck's custom-made camper truck. This name is given a creature who is the counterpart to Dapple, a donkey ridden by its owner's squire. This is the name of a creature whose owner is thrown from him after charging at a group of "giants" that turn out to be windmills. For 10 points, identify this name that Miguel de Cervantes gave to Don Quixote's horse.
This name is given to a SEAT 600 automobile in which the two main characters travel in a Graham Greene novel titled "Monsignor" followed by the surname of the character who first coined this name.
Rocinante