At the end of the work in which this character appears, her sister Liza-Lu sees her dead as the result of a crime at The Herons in Sandbourne. She has a child whom she names Sorrow after being either seduced or raped by her supposed cousin. This former milkmaid at Talbothays Dairy is a "pure woman" according to the novel's subtitle, but her husband will not forgive her for her one indiscretion and flees to Brazil to start a new life, only to later returns to her. FTP, name this woman, the object of the affections of both Alec Stoke and Angel Cl
At the end of the work in which this character appears, her sister Liza-Lu sees her dead as the result of a crime at The Herons in Sandbourne. She has a child whom she names Sorrow after being either seduced or raped by her supposed cousin. This former milkmaid at Talbothays Dairy is a "pure woman" according to the novel's subtitle, but her husband will not forgive her for her one indiscretion and flees to Brazil to start a new life, only to later returns to her. FTP, name this woman, the object of the affections of both Alec Stoke and Angel Clare, the descendant of a formerly noble family and the title character of a Thomas Hardy novel.
At the end of the work in which this character appears, her sister Liza-Lu sees her dead as the result of a crime at The Herons in Sandbourne.
Tess of the D'Urbervilles [or Tess Durbeyfield]