One of this man's work's sees souls passing through the the Palace of Death, made out of black marble, before being narrated by Julian the Apostate, while another of his works opens with a letter to Mrs. Clive, and features characters Mrs. Lettice and Mrs. High.
One of this man's work's sees souls passing through the the Palace of Death, made out of black marble, before being narrated by Julian the Apostate, while another of his works opens with a letter to Mrs. Clive, and features characters Mrs. Lettice and Mrs. High. In addition to A Journey From This World to the Next, and The Intriguing Chambermaid, this author wrote about Betty Harris who attempts to steal the inheritance of William Booth's wife. Another of this author's works was published under the name Conny Keyber, and deals with the title character's "vartue," and begins with Thomas Tickletext writing a letter to Parson Oliver, who then reveals the true nature of characters such as Mrs. Jewkes and Squire Booby. For 10 points, name this novelist of Amelia who parodied Pamela with his own Shamela and wrote Tom Jones.
One of this man's work's sees souls passing through the the Palace of Death, made out of black marble, before being narrated by Julian the Apostate, while another of his works opens with a letter to Mrs. Clive, and features characters Mrs. Lettice and Mrs. High.
Henry {Fielding}