One character in this novel has a dream in which an old lady transforms into the brothel-keeper "Mother H." and in that same vision he imagines impregnating two women who produce two half-siblings who later marry each other.
One character in this novel has a dream in which an old lady transforms into the brothel-keeper "Mother H." and in that same vision he imagines impregnating two women who produce two half-siblings who later marry each other. The protagonist attempts to bribe the servant Dorcas to facilitate an escape plot, and after the plot fails she threatens to kill herself with a penknife. The main antagonist is fatally wounded during a duel with Colonel Morden. The title character of this novel escapes from Mrs. Sinclair's brothel and takes refuge with Belford after being drugged and raped by Lovelace. Subtitled "The History of a Young Lady," for 10 points, name this novel about a member of the Harlowe family by Samuel Richardson.
One character in this novel has a dream in which an old lady transforms into the brothel-keeper "Mother H." and in that same vision he imagines impregnating two women who produce two half-siblings who later marry each other.
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