text: A character in this novel religiously watches the Luxembourg Gardens, hoping to see his beloved "lark", whom he calls Ursula.
full_question: A character in this novel religiously watches the Luxembourg Gardens, hoping to see his beloved "lark", whom he calls Ursula. A boy in this novel unknowingly brings his infant brothers to live with him in a giant plaster elephant. This novel's villain is bribed to move with his daughter Azelma to America and become a slave trader. A street gang in this novel is known by the name (*) Patron-Minette. In the first section of this book, a man is turned away from inns because of his yellow passport but is given shelter by Bishop Myriel, from whom he steals some silver. This novel's protagonist carries a body through the sewers, a deed which Thernardier eventually reveals to Marius. For 10 points, name this Victor Hugo novel about Jean Valjean.
first_sentence: A character in this novel religiously watches the Luxembourg Gardens, hoping to see his beloved "lark", whom he calls Ursula.
raw_answer: Les Miserables [or The Dispossessed; or The Miserable Ones; or The Poor Ones; or The Wretched Ones; prompt on "Les Mis"]