Though his infancy was not "distinguished by any extraordinary incident," this character is sent to school when it is decided that he is ugly and cannot read.
Though his infancy was not "distinguished by any extraordinary incident," this character is sent to school when it is decided that he is ugly and cannot read. There, he joins Etherege and Poyntings in the production of a play that greatly annoys the schoolmaster Mr. Dallas. Beckendorff is irked when this character falls in love with the baroness Sybilla, and this character kills ($) Frederick Cleveland in a duel after the latter attracts the attention of Felix Lorraine. The novel titled after him contains the first use of the word "millionaire" in print and sees him dabble in politics with the Marquess of Carabras. For ten points, identify this protagonist of the first novel by (*) Benjamin Disraeli.
Though his infancy was not "distinguished by any extraordinary incident," this character is sent to school when it is decided that he is ugly and cannot read.
{Vivian} {Grey} (accept either)