One character in this novel claims to have made a vow to Our Lady of the Grotto in order to explain his long hair and beard and later tells his former lover, "Madam, I never eat muscatel grapes." One character in this work tells how Caesar Spada was murdered by Pope Alexander I. In one scene the Abbe Busoni gives a large diamond to Caderousse and learns of the fate of Pierre Morel, who owns a ship called the Pharaon. Its title character meets the Abbe Faria while imprisoned in the Chateau d'If after he is framed by Danglars and Villefort for ab
One character in this novel claims to have made a vow to Our Lady of the Grotto in order to explain his long hair and beard and later tells his former lover, "Madam, I never eat muscatel grapes." One character in this work tells how Caesar Spada was murdered by Pope Alexander I. In one scene the Abbe Busoni gives a large diamond to Caderousse and learns of the fate of Pierre Morel, who owns a ship called the Pharaon. Its title character meets the Abbe Faria while imprisoned in the Chateau d'If after he is framed by Danglars and Villefort for abetting a Napoleonic conspiracy. For 10 points, name this Alexandre Dumas novel about the revenge of Edmond Dantes.
One character in this novel claims to have made a vow to Our Lady of the Grotto in order to explain his long hair and beard and later tells his former lover, "Madam, I never eat muscatel grapes.
The Count of Monte Cristo