A character of this name throws himself onto his bed and tells himself "You are mad!"
A  character of this name encounters a raccoon family in his attic at the end of a long walk home, which is occasioned by the train he's on unexpectedly leaving the last car behind. A character of this name throws himself onto his bed and tells himself "You are mad!" after a busy crowd forces him into contact with a woman on her way to church. That man is described as an "Outcast of the Universe" in the final words of a story which culminates with him seeing his (*) wife's shadow through their window and entering the house to seek shelter from the wind and rain. E. L. Doctorow wrote an adaptation of a Nathaniel Hawthorne story of this name whose title character decides to leave his wife and live across the street without telling her. In a parish of this name, Mr. Burchell saves the       life of Sophia, the daughter of Charles Primrose. For 10 points, identify the name of the home of the title vicar in a novel by Oliver Goldsmith
A  character of this name encounters a raccoon family in his attic at the end of a long walk home, which is occasioned by the train he's on unexpectedly leaving the last car behind.
Wakefield