Earlier in this novel, that man and Monsieur Homais botch a clubfoot operation, killing Hippolyte.
In this novel, a character pushes away a girl holding her apron strings, causing her to fall over and cut her cheek, thinking, "It is strange how ugly this child is." In a late-act death scene in this novel, a recurring sick, blind beggar is overheard singing about a woman whose "petticoat has flown away." During a county fair in this novel, a man's attempts at seduction are constantly interrupted by the announcement of awards, though he succeeds six months later by taking his target (*) horseback riding. In this novel, translated in 2010 by Lydia Davis, a man weeps in a garden after mourning over his wife's suicide via arsenic and is found dead by their daughter Berthe. Earlier in this novel, that man and Monsieur Homais botch a clubfoot operation, killing Hippolyte. For 10 points, name this novel about the title woman's unhappy marriage to Charles, written by Gustave Flaubert.
In this novel, a character pushes away a girl holding her apron strings, causing her to fall over and cut her cheek, thinking, "It is strange how ugly this child is."
Madame Bovary