The professional gambler known as "square" is refused admittance to the Pollywog Club but is respected, which helps him only get three years after com
The professional gambler known as "square" is refused admittance to the Pollywog Club but is respected, which helps him only get three years after committing murder. Johnnie is playing High-Five when a tall-bronzed cowboy, and a silent man from the East arrive at Pat Scully's titular establishment is described as a "shade that is on the legs of a kind of heron." For 10 points-- identify this short story by Stephen Crane set at a Nebraska lodge.
The professional gambler known as "square" is refused admittance to the Pollywog Club but is respected, which helps him only get three years after committing murder.
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