One character in this novel leads classmates in elocution lessons by  reciting stanzas from "The Wreck of the Deutschland."
One character in this novel calms the survivors of an accident by reciting majestically from the evening psalter from Day  27 of the Anglican Order. This novel is primarily set in a house whose windows have been shattered three times by bombs,  one of which reportedly lay unexploded in its garden. One character in this novel leads classmates in elocution lessons by  reciting stanzas from "The Wreck of the Deutschland." Another, nicknamed Fat Jane, is the only one who cannot fit into  the Schiaparelli dress shared by all of this novel's title characters as a good luck charm. At the beginning of this novel, we  hear about the death in Haiti of an anarchist turned Jesuit priest named Nicholas Farringdon, who was involved with  Selina, one of the title under-thirty residents of the (*) May of Teck club. For 10 points, name this novel about the inhabitants  of an all-girl dormitory, written by Muriel Spark.
One character in this novel calms the survivors of an accident by reciting majestically from the evening psalter from Day  27 of the Anglican Order.
The Girls of Slender Means