The plural of this word appears in the title of a Jean Rhys story collection which claims that they "Are Better-Looking." The singular is the name of Arthur Gordon Pym's dog and the first title word of a novel focusing on Confederate soldier Phillip Sterling. Three sad or trapped ones title a Guillermo Cabrera Infante novel, and the daughter of one titles Bharati Mukherjee's debut novel. The singular is the final title wo
The plural of this word appears in the title of a Jean Rhys story collection which claims that they "Are Better-Looking." The singular is the name of Arthur Gordon Pym's dog and the first title word of a novel focusing on Confederate soldier Phillip Sterling. Three sad or trapped ones title a Guillermo Cabrera Infante novel, and the daughter of one titles Bharati Mukherjee's debut novel. The singular is the final title word of a story continued in "The Discourager of Hesitancy," and the first title word of Sidney Lanier's sole novel. One is the title character of a poem that mentions a time "When the stars threw down their spears, / And watered heaven with their tears." For 10 points, name this creature which appears as one title alternative of a Frank Stockton story along with "the Lady," and is said to be "burning bright / In the forests of the night" in a William Blake poem.
The plural of this word appears in the title of a Jean Rhys story collection which claims that they "Are Better-Looking.
{tiger}s [or {tyger}s, I suppose]