Keith Hollingsworth's book about the literature of this place notes that the first of the Bon Gaultier papers contained a series of parody poems by Theodore Martin including ";The Fakers' New Toast"; entitled ";Flowers of Hemp"; or the ";Garland"; of this place. At the end of an essay titled partly for this place, a man is reminded of his childhood schoolbook by the ";torn and soiled"; Bible he is handed and is haunted by the tolling of a bell that signifies seven, then six remaining hours. William Harrison Ainsworth's Jack Sheppard and Edward Bulwer-Lytton's Eugene Aram are among the many novels based on stories from the ";Calendar"; named for this place. It's likely that most of Le Morte d'Arthur was written while
Keith Hollingsworth's book about the literature of this place notes that the first of the Bon Gaultier papers contained a series of parody poems by Theodore Martin including ";The Fakers' New Toast"; entitled ";Flowers of Hemp"; or the ";Garland"; of this place. At the end of an essay titled partly for this place, a man is reminded of his childhood schoolbook by the ";torn and soiled"; Bible he is handed and is haunted by the tolling of a bell that signifies seven, then six remaining hours. William Harrison Ainsworth's Jack Sheppard and Edward Bulwer-Lytton's Eugene Aram are among the many novels based on stories from the ";Calendar"; named for this place. It's likely that most of Le Morte d'Arthur was written while Thomas Malory was in this place, a ";visit to"; which was described in a Charles Dickens essay. A character is reunited with her ";Lancashire husband"; Jemmy after returning to this place; that character's mother escaped this place by ";pleading her belly";. For 10 points, name this birthplace of Moll Flanders, a notorious London prison.
Keith Hollingsworth's book about the literature of this place notes that the first of the Bon Gaultier papers contained a series of parody poems by Theodore Martin including ";The Fakers' New Toast"; entitled ";Flowers of Hemp"; or the ";Garland"; of this place.