Another character in this novel notes that if a man "don't like either horse racing or baseball, he don't like girls" and therefore, she's out of luck.
One character in this novel enjoys playing the guitar and sings a song with the lyrics "just wanna go wandering through the prairies in the sky." This novel begins when one character shares news and softens the blow by making the narrator a White Angel. Another character in this novel notes that if a man "don't like either horse racing or baseball, he don't like girls" and therefore, she's out of luck. Another character in this novel enjoys weimaraners, Our Girl Sunday, and arranging fresh flowers in the bowls of his bar. That character is Joe Bell, who sees a photograph of a sculpture of the female protagonist of this novel in a magazine. One character in this novel annoys the protagonist of this novel by showing up at her party uninvited; that character, (*) Mag Wildwood, has an affair with Jose but later ends it to marry Rusty Trawler. The female protagonist of this novel annoys Mr. Yunioshi by continually forgetting her key and waking him up, and she was formerly married to Doc Holiday. The unnamed narrator of this novel is a gay writer who falls in love with the female protagonist, who leaves him after getting in trouble with the law. For ten points, identify this novel about Holly Golightly, a work by Truman Capote.
One character in this novel enjoys playing the guitar and sings a song with the lyrics "just wanna go wandering through the prairies in the sky.
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