In one of his tales, Doctor Hugh's admiration for the title work by Ralph Dencombe causes the Countess to disinherit him, while in another, Morgan Moreen dies of shock when his profligate parents turn him over to his tutor Pemberton.  
In one of his tales, Doctor Hugh's admiration for the title work by Ralph Dencombe causes the Countess to disinherit him, while in another, Morgan Moreen dies of shock when his profligate parents turn him over to his tutor Pemberton.  In addition to "The Middle Years" and "The Pupil," he wrote a tale where a scholar the title deceased poet Jeffrey tries to seduce Miss Tita to get his papers, and another in which, after seeing her for the first time in ten years, John discusses the great destiny stalking him with May Bartram, only to have it pounce upon him after her death.  FTP, name this author of "The Aspern Papers" and the "The Beast in the Jungle," who also wrote Portrait of a Lady.
In one of his tales, Doctor Hugh's admiration for the title work by Ralph Dencombe causes the Countess to disinherit him, while in another, Morgan Moreen dies of shock when his profligate parents turn him over to his tutor Pemberton.  
Henry {James }(3) [DL]