As a young boy the title character did some odd jobs for Father Troutham, and also worked for his great-aunt Drusilla, a baker.
As a young boy the title character did some odd jobs for Father Troutham, and also worked for his great-aunt Drusilla, a baker. The widow Mrs. Edlin is presented as somewhat of a voice of reason in this novel, as opposed to the turmoil in the lives of the three central characters. That turmoil leads to the murder of the title character's three children through his second marriage by Father Time, his son from his first marriage. His second wife had been married to the schoolmaster Richard Phillotson, while his first wife had been Arabella Donn. FTP, the sorrowful love of Sue Bridehead and Mr. Fawley forms the story of what last novel of Thomas Hardy?
As a young boy the title character did some odd jobs for Father Troutham, and also worked for his great-aunt Drusilla, a baker.
{Jude the Obscure} (accept {Jude Fawley} before his name is mentioned)