Beginning with "The Book of the Grotesque", FTP, name this collection that ends with the departure of George Willard from the title town, a work by Sherwood Anderson.
In one section of this work, the protagonist is told "everyone in the world is Christ and they are all crucified" by Doctor Parcival. In another, David Hardy uses a sling to attack Jesse Bentley out of terror during the failed sacrifice of a lamb. Along with "The Philosopher" and "Godliness", this collection includes stories about Louise Trunnion, who sleeps with the protagonist in its chapter "Nobody Knows", and Wing Biddlebaum, who moves to the title location after being accused of molesting his students in its second chapter, "Hands". Beginning with "The Book of the Grotesque", FTP, name this collection that ends with the departure of George Willard from the title town, a work by Sherwood Anderson.
In one section of this work, the protagonist is told "everyone in the world is Christ and they are all crucified" by Doctor Parcival.
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