Later, the heroine retires to a cottage in Tuscany, only to return with her maid, a servant named Ludovico, and Monsieur Du Pont, a friend of her father's.
The heroine's father dies in a cottage near Chateau-le-Blanc, and she is ordered to burn a pile of letters, though she saves a picture of someone who will turn out to be the Marquise de Villeroi. Later, the heroine retires to a cottage in Tuscany, only to return with her maid, a servant named Ludovico, and Monsieur Du Pont, a friend of her father's. At the end it is revealed that the title locale actually belonged to Lady Laurentini, though through most of the novel it is in possession of Signor Montoni, who terrorizes the heroine and her aunt. In the end, all is well and the heroine marries Valancourt. Emily St. Aubert and a mysterious castle feature in, for 10 points, what novel by Ann Radcliffe?
The heroine's father dies in a cottage near Chateau-le-Blanc, and she is ordered to burn a pile of letters, though she saves a picture of someone who will turn out to be the Marquise de Villeroi.
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