In this work, the misogynistic telegraph operator Wash Williams is scarred by his unfaithful wife, and the four-part story "Godliness" depicts the fanatical Jesse Bentley and his descendents. Other characters in this work include Dr. Reefy, who balls up pieces of paper, and (*) Wing Biddlebaum, whose past as a suspected child molester haunts him in the story "Hands." For 10 points, name this book in which George Willard connects stories about residents of the title town,
In this work, the misogynistic telegraph operator Wash Williams is scarred by his unfaithful wife, and the four-part story "Godliness" depicts the fanatical Jesse Bentley and his descendents. Other characters in this work include Dr. Reefy, who balls up pieces of paper, and (*) Wing Biddlebaum, whose past as a suspected child molester haunts him in the story "Hands." For 10 points, name this book in which George Willard connects stories about residents of the title town, a work by Sherwood Anderson.
In this work, the misogynistic telegraph operator Wash Williams is scarred by his unfaithful wife, and the four-part story "Godliness" depicts the fanatical Jesse Bentley and his descendents.
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