This work's protagonist stays with Mrs. Lithebe [lith-ay-bay] and Msimangu [m-see-mahn-goo] and discovers that his sister, Gertrude, has become a prostitute. John's son is implicated in a murder in this work, but the blame falls on the protagonist's 
This work's protagonist stays with Mrs. Lithebe [lith-ay-bay] and Msimangu [m-see-mahn-goo] and discovers that his sister, Gertrude, has become a prostitute. John's son is implicated in a murder in this work, but the blame falls on the protagonist's son, Absalom. Despite his sadness, (*) Arthur Jarvis‟s father offers to help the town of Ndotsheni [nn-dot-shay-nee] and this work‟s protagonist, Stephen Kumalo. For 10 points, name this novel about pre-Apartheid [ah-PART-ide] South Africa, a work by Alan Paton.
This work's protagonist stays with Mrs. Lithebe [lith-ay-bay] and Msimangu [m-see-mahn-goo] and discovers that his sister, Gertrude, has become a prostitute.
Cry, the Beloved Country