The protagonist of this work spends some time studying Italian verbs in order to show a man around a cathedral, and is lured out of his room by the sound of cooking equipment 
The protagonist of this work spends some time studying Italian verbs in order to show a man around a cathedral, and is lured out of his room by the sound of cooking equipment shattering, leading a woman to give him a [?] key. The protagonist is told of three types of outcomes: definite, ostensible, and indefinite postponement, from a man who sells him identical copies of landscapes, Titorelli. The protagonist earlier saw 2 men beaten in a lumber room, hired the incompetent Herr Huld, and lives on the property of Frau Grubach. This work ends with the protagonist "like a dog," even though he was arrested 1 year earlier on his 30th birthday. For ten points, name this novel about Josef K., written by Franz Kafka.
The protagonist of this work spends some time studying Italian verbs in order to show a man around a cathedral, and is lured out of his room by the sound of cooking equipment shattering, leading a woman to give him a [?]
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