This work's narrator sees a woman "like a doe" whose "wide awake faun" was "sprawling at her lapped breasts" and that narrator sees a man stuff a jewel in his silk-trimmed undershirt.
This work's narrator sees a woman "like a doe" whose "wide awake faun" was "sprawling at her lapped breasts" and that narrator sees a man stuff a jewel in his silk-trimmed undershirt. In this work, a giant man in chains is said to move like a mute, and that man is brought before the title character every two hours to ask for his forgiveness. The title character dies in a monastery three months after the events of this work, preceding its events, Raneds is killed and the skeleton of Alexander Aranda is used as a masthead. The title character convinces the narrator that plague has decimated the crew of the San Dominick, though in fact it saw a slave insurrection led by Atufal and Babo. For 10 points, Amaso Delano is the protagonist of this novella, which sees him rescue the title Spanish captain, a work of Herman Melville.
This work's narrator sees a woman "like a doe" whose "wide awake faun" was "sprawling at her lapped breasts" and that narrator sees a man stuff a jewel in his silk-trimmed undershirt.
{Benito Cereno}