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 i
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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