In this novel, the owner of the Imperial and West Africa Rubber Company helps one character get lodging on Ducie Street after her house was set to be demolished.
In this novel, the owner of the Imperial and West Africa Rubber Company helps one character get lodging on Ducie Street after her house was set to be demolished. Evie's wedding to Percy Cahill is interrupted when the destitute housewife Jacky drunkenly reveals she had been the mistress of Evie's father while on Cyprus years ago. One character hears a "goblin footfall" when listening to (*) Beethoven's Fifth during a concert that ends when she accidentally takes the wrong umbrella home. At the end of this novel, Helen returns to England, pregnant with Leonard Bast's illegitimate child, but is accepted by her sister Margaret. For 10 points, name this E. M. Forsters novel in which Henry Wilcox ultimately leaves the title estate to the Schlegels.
In this novel, the owner of the Imperial and West Africa Rubber Company helps one character get lodging on Ducie Street after her house was set to be demolished.
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