A character in this novel is jokingly told that she will find a secret passageway to a gold and ebony cabinet containing a manuscript, only to find a linen inventory in a similar cabinet in her room.
During a walk in this novel, a man talks about the imprecision of the word "nicest" and teaches the protagonist about "picturesque" landscapes. A character in this novel is jokingly told that she will find a secret passageway to a gold and ebony cabinet containing a manuscript, only to find a linen inventory in a similar cabinet in her room. In this novel, a boorish man who forces the protagonist to miss a walk with two friends later gets revenge by claiming her family is poor. While staying in (*) Bath with the Allens, the protagonist of this novel meets fellow "Udolpho" enthusiast Isabella Thorpe. The main character of this novel suspects that General Tilney is hiding his dead wife on his estate, an idea suggested by her reading of Gothic novels. For 10 points, name this novel about Catherine Morland by Jane Austen.
During a walk in this novel, a man talks about the imprecision of the word "nicest" and teaches the protagonist about "picturesque" landscapes.
Northanger Abbey