This novel's protagonist wonders whether a new acquaintance is French due to her pronunciation of "du bout des doigts," after that other character plays Schubert on the piano at a dying man's house. A character in this novel is sent to a nunnery by her father as punishment because she wished to marry Edward Rosier instead of a wealthier suitor. In this novel, a character who is dying of a lung disease convinces his father to leave half of his own inheritance to the protagonist, in order to grant her independence. Lord Warburton and Caspar Goodwood both propose to this novel's protagonist, who finds that her supposed confidante Madame Merle on
This novel's protagonist wonders whether a new acquaintance is French due to her pronunciation of "du bout des doigts," after that other character plays Schubert on the piano at a dying man's house. A character in this novel is sent to a nunnery by her father as punishment because she wished to marry Edward Rosier instead of a wealthier suitor. In this novel, a character who is dying of a lung disease convinces his father to leave half of his own inheritance to the protagonist, in order to grant her independence. Lord Warburton and Caspar Goodwood both propose to this novel's protagonist, who finds that her supposed confidante Madame Merle once had an affair with her husband, Gilbert Osmond. For 10 points, Isabel Archer is the title woman of what novel by Henry James?