In one episode in this work, Doris Kilman shops for petticoats with Elizabeth while bemoaning the fact that her only pleasure
In one episode in this work, Doris Kilman shops for petticoats with Elizabeth while bemoaning the fact that her only pleasure left in life is eating. In another episode in this novel, Dr. Holmes calls cowardly a character who threw himself out of a window after considering a bread knife, a gas fire, and razors as methods of suicide, Septimus Smith. The protagonist later remembers kissing Sally Seton, who smoked cigarettes on the floor, after her old flame Peter Walsh returns from India. For 10 points, name this stream-of-consciousness novel in which Big Ben constantly chimes, a work by Virginia Woolf centering around Clarissa's dinner party.
In one episode in this work, Doris Kilman shops for petticoats with Elizabeth while bemoaning the fact that her only pleasure left in life is eating.
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