This octagenarian, who lives at Mrs. Wickett's across the street from the Brookfield School, reminisces about his marriage to Katherine Bridges in 1896 and her death two years later.
This octagenarian, who lives at Mrs. Wickett's across the street from the Brookfield School, reminisces about his marriage to Katherine Bridges in 1896 and her death two years later. After Linford visits, he dies the following night hearing the names of his many old students. For 10 points -- name this character or the 1934 book by James Hilton.
This octagenarian, who lives at Mrs. Wickett's across the street from the Brookfield School, reminisces about his marriage to Katherine Bridges in 1896 and her death two years later.
Mr. {Chipping} or Goodbye, {Mr. Chips}