Packing for a vacation to this location inspires a book’s narrator to exclaim “throw the lumber over, man!” after comparing luxuries to “useless lumber.” Daniel Deronda saves Mirah Lapidoth from committing suicide in this location. This location is called "sweet" in the final line of each stanza of Edmund Spenser's "Prothalamion." An 1889 book mostly set in this place centers on the narrator J., his friends George and Harris, and the dog Montmorency; that book is Jerome K. Jerome’s Three Men in a Boat. For 10 points, name this river that flows through London.
Packing for a vacation to this location inspires a book’s narrator to exclaim “throw the lumber over, man!” after comparing luxuries to “useless lumber.” Daniel Deronda saves Mirah Lapidoth from committing suicide in this location. This location is called "sweet" in the final line of each stanza of Edmund Spenser's "Prothalamion." An 1889 book mostly set in this place centers on the narrator J., his friends George and Harris, and the dog Montmorency; that book is Jerome K. Jerome’s Three Men in a Boat. For 10 points, name this river that flows through London.
Packing for a vacation to this location inspires a book’s narrator to exclaim “throw the lumber over, man!”