One scene in this novel is a dance at the Pump Room, and another is a semantic quarrel over the precise meaning of "nice.
One scene in this novel is a dance at the Pump Room, and another is a semantic quarrel over the precise meaning of "nice." The protagonist is thrown out of a general's home, more for her lack of money than for attempting to prove that the general murdered his wife, but eventually is engaged to a man who wooed her by mocking the upper class of Bath. After declining an invitation to visit Blaize Castle with Isabella Thorpe, that main character reunites with Henry Tilney in this novel, in which such books as The Romance of the Forest, The Italian, and The Mysteries of Udolpho, by Ann Radcliffe, are parodied. For 10 points, name this book about Catherine Morland, written by Jane Austen.
One scene in this novel is a dance at the Pump Room, and another is a semantic quarrel over the precise meaning of "nice.
{Northanger Abbey}