text: In a novel by this author, a man opens his window at Penge and yells, "Come!" to the night.
full_question: In a novel by this author, a man opens his window at Penge and yells, "Come!" to the night. In the "Terminal Note" to that novel by this man, he claimed that "what the public really loathes" about a certain activity is "not the thing itself but having to think about it." The title character of one of his novels is instructed in sexual matters by Mr. Ducie, but later falls in love with Clive Durham and Alec Scudder. At the end of another of his novels, the sky says "not yet" to the question of interracial friendship, after a trial caused by Ronald Heaslop's fiancee. This author of Maurice wrote a novel in which Adela Quested accuses Dr. Aziz of trying to rape her. For 10 points, name this British author of A Passage to India.
first_sentence: In a novel by this author, a man opens his window at Penge and yells, "Come!" to the night.
raw_answer: E. M. Forster [or Edward Morgan Forster] 