That man lives off his widowed sister, Mrs. Montgomery, which is one of the reasons why Morris Townsend isn't allowed to marry the protagonist.
Two characters in this work go to Europe for a year, instead of the six months they originally intended to travel, and have a dispute at the end of August in a valley in the Alps. The protagonist had a brother who died at the age of three, while her mother died a week after she was born. That protagonist also has a sensible aunt named Mrs. Almond and a silly aunt named Mrs. Penniman, the latter of whom schemes with the man who wants to marry her. That man lives off his widowed sister, Mrs. Montgomery, which is one of the reasons why Morris Townsend isn't allowed to marry the protagonist. Written in 1880 and set during the 1840s, FTP, identify this novel about Catherine Sloper, a work by Henry James which is named for a place in New York.
Two characters in this work go to Europe for a year, instead of the six months they originally intended to travel, and have a dispute at the end of August in a valley in the Alps.
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