This work opens with two passages from the Epistles of Horace, which suggest that the book's author is "dwarfish" and young.  The author of this work criticized it in the preface to his Adelmom the Ou
This work opens with two passages from the Epistles of Horace, which suggest that the book's author is "dwarfish" and young.  The author of this work criticized it in the preface to his Adelmom the Outlaw, while he parodied parts of it in poems such as "Giles Jollup the Grave, and Brown Sally Green," which appeared in his Tales of Wonder.  The first chapter of this work ends with a Gypsy Song which suggests that Leonella will live to be fifty-one years old.  The Wandering Jew arrives at the Castle of Lindenberg in time to deal with a ghost whom Raymond mistakes for Agnes.  Meanwhile, the title character strangles Elvira and proceeds to rape and murder her daughter Antonia.  At the end, the title character's lover Matilda turns out to be a demon, and Lucifer reveals that Antonia was Father Ambrosio's sister, just before bashing Ambrosio against some rocks.  FTP, name this Gothic novel, a work of Matthew Lewis.
This work opens with two passages from the Epistles of Horace, which suggest that the book's author is "dwarfish" and young.  
The Monk: A Romance