In the early part of this novel, the central female character sets a signal fire at Mistover Knap to draw the attention of the proprietor of the Quiet Woman Inn.
In the early part of this novel, the central female character sets a signal fire at Mistover Knap to draw the attention of the proprietor of the Quiet Woman Inn. That designing woman loses interest in the proprietor and then marries the title character, but they become estranged and in the novel's culminating action at Shadwater Weir, she and the proprietor drown. Ending at Rainbarrow Hill where the title character harmoniously stands following the death of his wife Eustacia Vye --for 10 points-- name this Thomas Hardy novel named for Clym Yeobright.
In the early part of this novel, the central female character sets a signal fire at Mistover Knap to draw the attention of the proprietor of the Quiet Woman Inn.
{Return of the Native}