The title character of this work recounts a meeting with its author in a conversation about Greek pastoral poets and Elizabethan sonneteers.
The title character of this work recounts a meeting with its author in a conversation about Greek pastoral poets and Elizabethan sonneteers. The author frequently discusses the expressions in the eyes of the statues of the Roman emperors that line the streets. Towards the end of this work, one character gives a pair of earrings to Katie Batch. After raising a toast to Nellie O'Mora, that character reveals his plan to John Marraby, Macquern, and other guests of the Junta, which he earlier discussed with the title character on the Judas Barge. The title character is a conjurer, and performs a magical show the night before several undergraduates led by the Duke of Dorset die for her by drowning in the Isis. For 10 points, identify this satire of Oxford life, the only novel of Max Beerbohm.
The title character of this work recounts a meeting with its author in a conversation about Greek pastoral poets and Elizabethan sonneteers.
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