While visiting this city, Rowland Mallet nearly falls to his death to pick a flower for the title sc
While visiting this city, Rowland Mallet nearly falls to his death to pick a flower for the title sculptor'sfiancee in the novel Roderick Hudson. This city, where Karen Stone engages in a love affair in a TennesseeWilliams novel, is the setting for a story whose final line of dialogue, "I had Barbara," implies that Mrs. Ansleyhad sex with Delphin Slade. At the end of The Portrait of a Lady, Isabel Archer returns to this city, where shelived with Gilbert Osmond. Edith Wharton titled a story for this city's "fever," an archaic euphemism formalaria. In this city, a young expatriate visiting from Geneva named Winterbourne becomes fascinated by theflirtatious title girl of a Henry James novella. For 10 points, name this amorous Italian city in which DaisyMiller visits the Colosseum. 