In addition to claiming that she "never was born," one character in this novel confesses to stealing Miss Feeley's ribbon, Miss Eva's necklace, and Rosa's earrings, although she claims that the latter two items were "burnt up." That character is name
In addition to claiming that she "never was born," one character in this novel confesses to stealing Miss Feeley's ribbon, Miss Eva's necklace, and Rosa's earrings, although she claims that the latter two items were "burnt up." That character is named Topsy and was presented to Ophelia, who is tasked with educating her. After Eva's death, her father, Augustine St. Clair, promises to free the title character but is unable to before dying. That character is later beaten to death by Quimbo and Sambo at the orders of Simon Legree. For 10 points, name this novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe that sparked controversy for its portrayal of slavery.
In addition to claiming that she "never was born," one character in this novel confesses to stealing Miss Feeley's ribbon, Miss Eva's necklace, and Rosa's earrings, although she claims that the latter two items were "burnt up.