In this novel, a man in yellow slippers shuffles by a character "at the very moment when it was painful to be reminded of the inadequacy of human relationships.
In this novel, a man in yellow slippers shuffles by a character "at the very moment when it was painful to be reminded of the inadequacy of human relationships." One section of this novel ends with bracketed sentences describing a man blowing out his candle after reading Virgil and a man reaching for his dead wife in a dark passage. In this novel, (*) Minta Doyle cries after the tide comes in before they are able to find her grandmother's brooch, and Charles Tansley admires a philosopher who walks around reciting "The Charge of the Light Brigade." This novel ends with Lily Briscoe putting the finishing touches on her painting as three members of the Ramsay family complete the journey to the titular location. For 10 points, name this novel by Virginia Woolf.
In this novel, a man in yellow slippers shuffles by a character "at the very moment when it was painful to be reminded of the inadequacy of human relationships.
To the Lighthouse 