In one novel partially named for this period of time, Clesant March travels to Tremonta after saving Martin Whitby from falling to his death at a train station.
In one novel partially named for this period of time, Clesant March travels to Tremonta after saving Martin Whitby from falling to his death at a train station. Another novel named for this period of time includes a character who claims that people have to "make the best of it" at a speech during Old Home Week. In a novel with this title, Dr. Merkle receives a brooch as payment for diagnosing the pregnancy caused by the affair of Lucius Harney and Charity Royall--that novel was written by Edith Wharton. A medieval poem about this period of time repeatedly exclaims "Sing cuckoo!" and describes how it "is icumen in." This season's lease "hath all too short a date" according to a sonnet by Shakespeare. For 10 points, name this season, one of whose days is compared to the addressee of Shakespeare's sonnet 18.
In one novel partially named for this period of time, Clesant March travels to Tremonta after saving Martin Whitby from falling to his death at a train station.
summer [or Arctic Summer; or "Summer is icumen in"]