This novel includes the tale of "Fauntleroy," a ruined man who has two very different children, and a chapter that focuses on Eliot's pulpit, a 30 foot high rock that serves as the stage for a man who continually spouts off about criminal reform. After the  return of Old Moodie and the appearance of
This novel includes the tale of "Fauntleroy," a ruined man who has two very different children, and a chapter that focuses on Eliot's pulpit, a 30 foot high rock that serves as the stage for a man who continually spouts off about criminal reform. After the  return of Old Moodie and the appearance of the Veiled Lady at a magic show, the narrator, Miles, begins to piece together the mysteries surrounding the intertwined lives of Westervelt's former love Zenobia and her half sister Priscilla. FTP identify this 1852 work about the title utopian community run by Hollingsworth, a work by Hawthorne.
This novel includes the tale of "Fauntleroy," a ruined man who has two very different children, and a chapter that focuses on Eliot's pulpit, a 30 foot high rock that serves as the stage for a man who continually spouts off about criminal reform.
The Blithedale Romance