This novel concludes on the ominous note that a central character's tears were "not the last she was destined to shed." In a letter, Mark Twain wrote that he'd rather be "damned to John Bunyan's heaven than read" this novel, which includes a charlata
This novel concludes on the ominous note that a central character's tears were "not the last she was destined to shed." In a letter, Mark Twain wrote that he'd rather be "damned to John Bunyan's heaven than read" this novel, which includes a charlatan mesmerist-healer named Selah. This novel's heroine is dissuaded from speaking at a (*) music hall by Olive Chancellor's cousin, a Civil War veteran named Basil Ransom. For 10 points, Verena Tarrant is one of the title residents of a Massachusetts city in - for 10 points - what Henry James novel?
This novel concludes on the ominous note that a central character's tears were "not the last she was destined to shed."
The Bostonians