A part of this novel is made up of its author's rejected short story "Bibi." One episode shows a friend of Dr. Keene secretly treat a patient who has stabbed a wealthy landowner, and the apothecary's assistant Raoul Innerarity is left in charge of the shop and wishes to place his painting in the window. The landowner had collected the entire estate of the de Grapions through exploitation of gambling debts, and Joseph Frowenfeld attempts to make his living as a druggist. One character makes another unable to sleep through witchcraft and must escape to France, while another has his ears cut off and his tendons slashed, and is an ex-African prin
A part of this novel is made up of its author's rejected short story "Bibi." One episode shows a friend of Dr. Keene secretly treat a patient who has stabbed a wealthy landowner, and the apothecary's assistant Raoul Innerarity is left in charge of the shop and wishes to place his painting in the window. The landowner had collected the entire estate of the de Grapions through exploitation of gambling debts, and Joseph Frowenfeld attempts to make his living as a druggist. One character makes another unable to sleep through witchcraft and must escape to France, while another has his ears cut off and his tendons slashed, and is an ex-African prince. Those characters, Palmyre and Bras Coupé, are peripheral to the central family, which includes Agricola, Honoré, and his "dark" half-brother who commits suicide. FTP, name this important regionalist work, a novel by George Washington Cable.
A part of this novel is made up of its author's rejected short story "Bibi.
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