This novel's epilogue describes a small flame "burning anew among the old stones" of a chapel.
This novel's epilogue describes a small flame "burning anew among the old stones" of a chapel. A painter of Latin American ruins in this novel completes a series of medallion murals in the garden room of a country estate. In their college days, this novel's characters use a megaphone to proclaim "The Waste Land" across the quad and put each other into the Mercury Fountain at (*) Oxford. An alcoholic in this novel serves as a porter at a Tunisian monastery years after carrying around a teddy bear named Aloysius. This novel's protagonist has an affair with Julia, the fiancee of Rex Mottram and sister of Sebastian Flyte. For 10 points, name this novel about Captain Charles Ryder's entanglements with the aristocratic Marchmain family, by Evelyn Waugh.
This novel's epilogue describes a small flame "burning anew among the old stones" of a chapel.
Brideshead Revisited