An uncharacteristic novel by this author features a scene in which a maid is revived by a blood transfusion performed by Charles Meunier and accuses B
An uncharacteristic novel by this author features a scene in which a maid is revived by a blood transfusion performed by Charles Meunier and accuses Bertha of trying to poison the protagonist, Latimer. In another of this author's novels, a woman who loves to deny herself pleasures like jewelry and horseback riding instead dedicates her time to designing new cottages for the poor. Strauss's "The Life of Jesus" were among the books translated by this author of The (*) Lifted Veil, who wrote about a girl who considers eloping in Mudport and falls in love with Stephen Guest and Phillip Wakem. Another of her characters was framed for stealing from a congregation, is himself stolen from by Duncan Cass, and adopts Cass's niece Eppie. For 10 points, name this pseudonymous author who wrote about the Tullivers in The Mill on the Floss and penned Silas Marner.
An uncharacteristic novel by this author features a scene in which a maid is revived by a blood transfusion performed by Charles Meunier and accuses Bertha of trying to poison the protagonist, Latimer.
George Eliot [or Mary Ann Evans before mention]