A condemned man from this country avoids a puddle on the way to the gallows, inspiring a reflection on death, in the essay "A Hanging".
A poem sometimes titled as a "poem from" this modern-day country is a mantra that the author would recite while brushing his teeth that begins "brush your teeth up and down, brother". A condemned man from this country avoids a puddle on the way to the gallows, inspiring a reflection on death, in the essay "A Hanging". The Indian Dr. Veraswami and Elizabeth Lackersteen appear in a novel in which John Flory is a teak merchant in this country. The narrator performs the title action "solely to (*) avoid looking a fool" in an essay set in this country's city of Moulmein. Before publishing a memoir about poverty in Paris and London, a man named Eric Arthur Blair served as a colonial policeman in this country, which inspired his essay "Shooting an Elephant". For 10 points, name this country, once a British colony, the setting of a novel titled for its "days" that was written by George Orwell.
A poem sometimes titled as a "poem from" this modern-day country is a mantra that the author would recite while brushing his teeth that begins "brush your teeth up and down, brother".
Burma [accept Myanmar; accept Burmese Days or “Poem from Burma”] &lt;Hart&gt;