This author wrote about a woman who renounces her father to live with her Aunt Maud Manningham Lowder; that woman is secretly engaged to Merton Densher, who is loved by a wealthy American named Milly Theale.
This author wrote about a woman who renounces her father to live with her Aunt Maud Manningham Lowder; that woman is secretly engaged to Merton Densher, who is loved by a wealthy American named Milly Theale. In another work, this author wrote about a woman who—after the death of her father—visits her Aunt Lydia Touchett and then marries Gilbert Osmond. In another work, a governess learns of a relationship between the deceased Miss Jessel and Peter Quint while caring for Miles and Flora. Name this author who wrote about Kate Croy in The Wings of the Dove, Isabel Archer in The Portrait of a Lady, and Mrs. Grose in The Turn of the Screw.
This author wrote about a woman who renounces her father to live with her Aunt Maud Manningham Lowder; that woman is secretly engaged to Merton Densher, who is loved by a wealthy American named Milly Theale.
Henry James