A novel by this name includes a character who revels in sharing harsh truths, Countess Gemini, and a sickly man who leaves his estate to the protagonist so that she may escape her marriage, Ralph Touchett.
The same figure who was the subject of Conrad Aiken's biography Ushant was described in a T.S. Eliot poem by this name. A novel by this name includes a character who revels in sharing harsh truths, Countess Gemini, and a sickly man who leaves his estate to the protagonist so that she may escape her marriage, Ralph Touchett. Near the end, the father of Madame Merle's daughter Pansy is revealed, and the main character once more rejects the overtures of Caspar Goodwood. For 10 points, name this Henry James novel in which Gilbert Osmond proves a less than ideal match for Isabel Archer.
The same figure who was the subject of Conrad Aiken's biography Ushant was described in a T.S. Eliot poem by this name.
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