For 10 points, name this portion of moorland in Wessex County where Thomas Hardy set The Return of the Native.
In Evelyn Waugh's Decline and Fall, Paul Pennyfeather is taken to a prison in this place after being arrested for traffic in  prostitution on the morning of his wedding day. A dissatisfied merchant in Paris returns to this location to build a school  for children in another novel, which contains a scene at the beginning in which a mass of people light a bonfire at this  place's highest point, Rainbarrow. During a particularly stormy night in this place, two lovers drown; one of them  prevents her mother-in-law from entering her house, hastening her death by (*) snake-bite, and the other owns the Quiet  Woman Inn in this place. As that novel begins, Diggory Venn is on a wagon ride to this place, which was depicted in a Gustav  Holst tone poem in memory of its creator's death. This place's inhabitants include Damon Wildeve, Eustachia Vye, and Clym  Yeobright. For 10 points, name this portion of moorland in Wessex County where Thomas Hardy set The Return of the Native.
In Evelyn Waugh's Decline and Fall, Paul Pennyfeather is taken to a prison in this place after being arrested for traffic in  prostitution on the morning of his wedding day.
Egdon Heath [prompt on Wessex County until mentioned; accept Rainbarrow before it is mentioned]