FTP, name this novel in which Maurice Bendrix tries to understand the termination of a romance, a work by Graham Greene.
The protagonist of this novel uses the word "onions" as a code phrase for sex with his lover.  He is working on a biography of General Gordon when he is interviewed by Peter Weatherby, whose girlfriend Sylvia he borrows for a trip to a funeral.  He borrows the son of a man named Perkis when he wants to visit the rationalist preacher Mr. Smythe, whose disfigured face was once kissed by the woman he loves.  The pivotal event of the novel occurs during the bombing of London, when the protagonist is crushed by a door and his lover promises God that she will renounce him if he is restored to life.  After a walk in the rain proves to be the death of Sarah, her husband Henry Miles invites the protagonist to move in with him.  FTP, name this novel in which Maurice Bendrix tries to understand the termination of a romance, a work by Graham Greene.
The protagonist of this novel uses the word "onions" as a code phrase for sex with his lover.  
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