This novel ends with its narrator dining with Mrs. Varnum and her daughter, whose kiss with Ned Hale had been earlier recalled by the title character.
This novel ends with its narrator dining with Mrs. Varnum and her daughter, whose kiss with Ned Hale had been earlier recalled by the title character. This occurs after another character breaks a pickle dish, and when her cousin returns to her Starkfield home from the Bettsbridge doctor, the title character's wife announces that she will need a stronger household girl instead of Mattie. As a result, the title character fails to commit suicide on a sled ride to escape Zenobia at the end of, FTP, which novella by Edith Wharton?
This novel ends with its narrator dining with Mrs. Varnum and her daughter, whose kiss with Ned Hale had been earlier recalled by the title character.
{Ethan Frome}