She quarrels with Mrs. Cadwallader over her father's run for Parliament and over her beloved's visits to Rosamond.  The opening and ending of the work in which she appears compares her to Bernini's Ecstasy of St. Teresa, which she sees in Rome and discusses with Naumann. The dream of this woman, who spurns all jewelry, is to build cottages for the laborers of the title town, though she ends up too busy assisting research on The Key to All Mythologies .  She is pursed by 
She quarrels with Mrs. Cadwallader over her father's run for Parliament and over her beloved's visits to Rosamond.  The opening and ending of the work in which she appears compares her to Bernini's Ecstasy of St. Teresa, which she sees in Rome and discusses with Naumann. The dream of this woman, who spurns all jewelry, is to build cottages for the laborers of the title town, though she ends up too busy assisting research on The Key to All Mythologies .  She is pursed by Sir James Chettam, but he marries her sister Celia after she weds Rev. Edward Casuabon, whose will threatens to disinherit her if she marries Will Ladislaw.  FTP, name this heroine of Middlemarch.
She quarrels with Mrs. Cadwallader over her father's run for Parliament and over her beloved's visits to Rosamond.  
{Dorothea} {Brooke }(2) [DL]