Many years after that incident involving Squire Dornell's daughter Betty, another woman in this place married Edmund, a man whose face was disfigured in a fire.
According to a "local historian", one of the first women in charge of this place deliberately contracted smallpox to see which of her lovers, Charles Phelipson or Stephen Reynard, was more faithful. Many years after that incident involving Squire Dornell's daughter Betty, another woman in this place married Edmund, a man whose face was disfigured in a fire. However, after that woman from here remarries Lord Uplandtowers, she gets a seizure when Uplandstower defaces a statue of Edmund. Two stories from the collection A Group of Noble Dames, including "Barbara of the House of Grebe", are set in this place. The first so-called "cliffhanger" is set in this place, and centers on Elfride Swancourt and her two suitors: Henry Knight and Stephen Smith. For 10 points, name this fictional region that is the setting of A Pair of Blue Eyes, and The Mayor of Casterbridge.
According to a "local historian", one of the first women in charge of this place deliberately contracted smallpox to see which of her lovers, Charles Phelipson or Stephen Reynard, was more faithful.
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