In this novel, the narrator's husband is able to prevent a match between Pansy and Edward Rosier, and as a result, Pansy ends up in a convent. In a la
In this novel, the narrator's husband is able to prevent a match between Pansy and Edward Rosier, and as a result, Pansy ends up in a convent. In a later episode, the countess Gemini tells the narrator about her brother's past, including the time when Madame Merle bore him a child. In an earlier episode in this novel, Henrietta arrives in Europe to write an article about its sites, and visits the narrator at Touchett house. Another guest at that house is the narrator's English suitor, Lord Warburton, and through Henrietta, Caspar Goodwood learns of her whereabouts and is rejected. He later offers her marriage again after the deaath of her husband, Gilbert Osmond. For ten points, identify this first major success of Henry James, a novel about Isabel Archer.
In this novel, the narrator's husband is able to prevent a match between Pansy and Edward Rosier, and as a result, Pansy ends up in a convent.
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