In this novel, the protagonist's fiance vacations in St. Augustine with her parents, and the protagonist falls in love with another woman at the engagement party.
In this novel, the protagonist's fiance vacations in St. Augustine with her parents, and the protagonist falls in love with another woman at the engagement party. Mrs. Mingott, the de facto head of the family, suffers a stroke after another character sees his firm collapse. That man, Julius Beaufort, is also interested in a woman married to a Polish count. This novel ends when the protagonist's son Dallas takes him to Paris to see his former lover, and although the protagonist is free to court her because May Welland had already died, he chooses not to meet Ellen Olenska. For 10 points, name this novel about Newland Archer, set in New York and written by Edith Wharton.
In this novel, the protagonist's fiance vacations in St. Augustine with her parents, and the protagonist falls in love with another woman at the engagement party.
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