The protagonist of this novel gets lost near the Santa Croce church while travelling with Eleanor Lavish.
One character in this novel states that he wants to pen a "History of Coincidences," but later attributes most of life's events to fate. Another character in this novel frequently interrupts a tennis match by reading aloud sections of a book by Joseph Emmery Prank while four other characters play. The protagonist embraces her love-interest near a fountain after they witness a knife-fight, and then later again amid a field of (*) violets. The protagonist of this novel gets lost near the Santa Croce church while travelling with Eleanor Lavish. Cecil Vyse loves the main character of this novel, who tours Italy with her aunt Mrs. Bartlett and falls in love with George Emerson. For 10 points, name this novel about Lucy Honeychurch by E.M. Forster.
One character in this novel states that he wants to pen a "History of Coincidences," but later attributes most of life's events to fate.
A Room With a View