One character in this play inquires as to why rice pudding and jam cannot be separated once stirred.
One character in this play inquires as to why rice pudding and jam cannot be separated once stirred.Later in this work, the mentor of that character advises her not to be upset about the destruction of books inthe Alexandrian Library. One character in this play declares that "when we have found all the mysteries, wewill be alone on an empty shore." The poet of "The Couch of Eros" departs with Captain Brice midwaythrough this play, which ends with two couples waltzing. In this play, Hannah Jarvis attempts to discoverthe identity of a hermit who we learn is actually Septimus Hodge, the tutor of the mathematical geniusThomasina Coverly. For 10 points, name this play set in two different time periods at Sidley Park, by TomStoppard.
One character in this play inquires as to why rice pudding and jam cannot be separated once stirred.
Arcadia