In a scene from one of this man's novels, dialogue between two lovers in a town hall is intercutwith a speech about manure in an agricultural show outside. He described his theory of the author as"like God in the universe, present everywhere and visible nowhere" in a letter to his mistress LouiseColet. He used the music publisher Maurice Schlesinger as the basis for Jacques Arnoux, whose wifeis loved by Charles Deslauriers's friend (*) Frederic Moreau, in another of his novels. He wrote a novelwhose title character takes arsenic after Lheureux 
In a scene from one of this man's novels, dialogue between two lovers in a town hall is intercutwith a speech about manure in an agricultural show outside. He described his theory of the author as"like God in the universe, present everywhere and visible nowhere" in a letter to his mistress LouiseColet. He used the music publisher Maurice Schlesinger as the basis for Jacques Arnoux, whose wifeis loved by Charles Deslauriers's friend (*) Frederic Moreau, in another of his novels. He wrote a novelwhose title character takes arsenic after Lheureux calls in her debts and she is unable to borrow moneyfrom LÃ©on or Rodolphe, her former lovers. For 10 points, name this author of Sentimental Education andMadame Bovary.
In a scene from one of this man's novels, dialogue between two lovers in a town hall is intercutwith a speech about manure in an agricultural show outside.
Gustave Flaubert