10 points, name this memoir of years spent on a coffee plantation in the Ngong Hills of Kenya, written by Isak Dinesen.
After being told the plot of The Merchant of Venice, a character in this book wonders why Shylock did not use a red-hot knife to extract his pound of flesh. The narrator compares the relationship between the white and black races to a marriage between men and women in a section of this book. The narrator of this book is pleased to hear that two lions gather on the grave of a character who died in a (*) plane crash, with whom she often went on safari. It includes a section called "From an Immigrant's Notebook", which is preceded by a chapter that describes dances called ngomas. The last part of this book recalls the death of the author's implied lover, Denys Finch-Hatton. 10 points, name this memoir of years spent on a coffee plantation in the Ngong Hills of Kenya, written by Isak Dinesen.
After being told the plot of The Merchant of Venice, a character in this book wonders why Shylock did not use a red-hot knife to extract his pound of flesh.
Out of Africa