During the trip back to Monteriano, only Harriet is not taken in by the romantic charms of the Italian city, and it is she who steals the baby that then dies when the carriage overturns.
During the trip back to Monteriano, only Harriet is not taken in by the romantic charms of the Italian city, and it is she who steals the baby that then dies when the carriage overturns. This is all due to the demands of baby's half-sister Irma, who learns of the child when she starts receiving postcards from the father. Her mother had originally gone to Italy with her friend Caroline Abbott. Irma's mother falls in love with Gino Carella, and in giving birth to their son, she dies. So ends the life of Lilia Herriton. For 10 points, identify this E.M. Forester novel, whose title completes Alexander Pope's line about where fools rush in.
During the trip back to Monteriano, only Harriet is not taken in by the romantic charms of the Italian city, and it is she who steals the baby that then dies when the carriage overturns.
{Where Angels Fear To Tread}