A reformist doctor in this novel treats a man for typhoid fever and falls in love with the patient's sister, Rosamond Vincy, after moving to the title location.
In this novel, a man on his honeymoon in Rome is depicted as Thomas Aquinas in a scene of a disputation executed by a German painter. In this novel, a tyrannical old man on his deathbed fruitlessly offers the woman watching him two hundred pounds to burn his second will. A reformist doctor in this novel treats a man for typhoid fever and falls in love with the patient's sister, Rosamond Vincy, after moving to the title location. That doctor, Tertius Lydgate, dies at the end of this novel, in which the author of a prospective Key to All Mythologies, Edward Casaubon, marries the young idealist Dorothea Brooke. For 10 points, name this "Study of Provincial Life" set in the title town by George Eliot.
In this novel, a man on his honeymoon in Rome is depicted as Thomas Aquinas in a scene of a disputation executed by a German painter.
Middlemarch &lt;Casalaspi&gt;