He discovers his affinity with Sir Gerald Doak after teaming up with William Washington Eathorne on a shady business deal. After failing to seduce Ida Putiak, this character becomes disillusioned upon learning that Joe Paradise dreams of opening a shoe store. His friends include Chum Frink, a poet renowned for writing advertisements, and Seneca Doane, who convinces this character to become more liberal. He has an affair with Tanis Judique to fill the void left in his life by the incarceration of Paul Riesling and, at the end of the novel named for him, he realizes that he wasted his life by conforming to social conventions. FTP, name this rea
He discovers his affinity with Sir Gerald Doak after teaming up with William Washington Eathorne on a shady business deal. After failing to seduce Ida Putiak, this character becomes disillusioned upon learning that Joe Paradise dreams of opening a shoe store. His friends include Chum Frink, a poet renowned for writing advertisements, and Seneca Doane, who convinces this character to become more liberal. He has an affair with Tanis Judique to fill the void left in his life by the incarceration of Paul Riesling and, at the end of the novel named for him, he realizes that he wasted his life by conforming to social conventions. FTP, name this realtor from Zenith, the title character of a 1922 novel by Sinclair Lewis.
He discovers his affinity with Sir Gerald Doak after teaming up with William Washington Eathorne on a shady business deal.
George Folansbee Babbitt