One character in this novel once engaged in a day-long arm-wrestling match with a huge black man in Cienfuegos, and he dreams of lions on a beach.
One character in this novel once engaged in a day-long arm-wrestling match with a huge black man in Cienfuegos, and he dreams of lions on a beach. That character in this novel is known as "salao," and he fears the "Indians of Cleveland" and loves Joe DiMaggio. The protagonist of this work constructs a new [*] harpoon out of an oar and a knife, and he often wishes "the boy" Manolin was there to accompany him. After he breaks an eighty-four-day streak of bad luck, mako sharks eventually eat the marlin Santiago has been chasing for three days in, for 10 points, what novella by Ernest Hemingway?
One character in this novel once engaged in a day-long arm-wrestling match with a huge black man in Cienfuegos, and he dreams of lions on a beach.
The {Old} Man and the {Sea}