This is the first title noun of a book whose protagonist is wrongly told by a fortune teller that a rich foreigner named Hans will love her. That book with this first title noun has a protagonist who is repeatedly called a "northeastern girl" by the narrator, and who wakes up every morning and thinks "I'm a typist and a virgin, and I like coca-cola", until she is run over by a yellow Mercedes. This is the last title word of a story whose protagonist repeatedly whispers "Free! Body and soul free!" while her sister Josephine begs her to open the door and claims that she will make herself ill. Th
This is the first title noun of a book whose protagonist is wrongly told by a fortune teller that a rich foreigner named Hans will love her. That book with this first title noun has a protagonist who is repeatedly called a "northeastern girl" by the narrator, and who wakes up every morning and thinks "I'm a typist and a virgin, and I like coca-cola", until she is run over by a yellow Mercedes. This is the last title word of a story whose protagonist repeatedly whispers "Free! Body and soul free!" while her sister Josephine begs her to open the door and claims that she will make herself ill. This (*) period of time names a book in which Olimpico has a short-lived romance with Maceba. That book by Clarice Lispector is titled for this "of the Star". After being told that her husband was killed in a train accident, Louise Mallard has a heart attack when he walks through the door in, for 10 points, a Kate Chopin story titled for what period of time?
This is the first title noun of a book whose protagonist is wrongly told by a fortune teller that a rich foreigner named Hans will love her.
hour [or hora]