In this novel, which was written in 1913 but posthumously published in 1971, a character flirts with its protagonist's sister (*) Ada after returning from a vacation in Greece with a newfound lust for women.
When confronted with the possibility that "beyond the grave there may be Hell," a character in this novel replies: "Oh, balls." A character in this novel reunites with his lover while covered head to toe in practice bandages from an ambulance class. The protagonist of this novel first learns about sex during a school holiday, from diagrams that his teacher Mr. Ducie draws on the beach. In this novel, which was written in 1913 but posthumously published in 1971, a character flirts with its protagonist's sister (*) Ada after returning from a vacation in Greece with a newfound lust for women. The title character of this novel begins a relationship with the gamekeeper Alec Scudder after suffering a painful breakup from his Cambridge classmate Clive Durham. For 10 points, name this early fictional examination of homosexuality, a novel by E.M. Forster.
When confronted with the possibility that "beyond the grave there may be Hell," a character in this novel replies: "Oh, balls."
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