One character in this novel is Edith Ethel Duchemin, a Pre-Raphelite hostess with whom the protagonist's friend, Vincent Macmaster has an affair and later marries.
One character in this novel is Edith Ethel Duchemin, a Pre-Raphelite hostess with whom the protagonist's friend, Vincent Macmaster has an affair and later marries. When the protagonist throws a drunken colonel and another man out of the hotel room he is sharing with his wife, he is chided by General Campion, who thinks he abuses his wife. Upon his return from the war, he becomes an art dealer, refusing to live of his father's estate because he may have committed suicide. His brother Mark has a stroke and dies and he inherits Groby. The protagonist eventually marries Valentine Wannop, while his wife Sylvia marries Campion. FTP, identify this novel about the moralist Christopher Tietjens, written by Ford Madox Ford.
One character in this novel is Edith Ethel Duchemin, a Pre-Raphelite hostess with whom the protagonist's friend, Vincent Macmaster has an affair and later marries.
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