This novel repeatedly describes how two people wer
This novel repeatedly describes how two people were "famous for mathematics" and "famous for sex." A character in this novel creates an imaginary policewoman named Sergeant Anne Gray and also fantasizes about adventuring in the Highlands with Alan Breck from Kidnapped. The main character of this novel frequently uses the phrase "crème de la crème" and visits a nun who is called the "Sister of the Transfiguration." The one-armed painter Teddy Lloyd has an affair with his model (*) Dora in this novel. In this novel, Joyce Emily dies while fighting in the Spanish Civil War, and Sandy betrays the title character years after comprising one of the six girls in her "set." For 10 points, name this novel about a Fascism-loving teacher by Muriel Spark.
This novel repeatedly describes how two people were "famous for mathematics" and "famous for sex."
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie