A key motif in this work is an inlaid handkerchief box that was lent by one character to another.  Chapter six ends with the protagonists attending a spirited performance of Lucia de Lammermoor.  It opens by recounting the rejection of the perfectly suitable Mr. Kingcroft and the haphazard education of young Irma.  Prompted by the news of a member of the family's engagement to a dentist's son, a pair of siblings leaves from Sawston to meet up with Caroline Abbott in Monteriano in an attempt to bring back their headstrong sister in law.  The climax of the novel occurs after Harriet's attempt to kidnap a baby ends in tragedy when a carriage overturns and the child is killed.  For 10 points, id
A key motif in this work is an inlaid handkerchief box that was lent by one character to another.  Chapter six ends with the protagonists attending a spirited performance of Lucia de Lammermoor.  It opens by recounting the rejection of the perfectly suitable Mr. Kingcroft and the haphazard education of young Irma.  Prompted by the news of a member of the family's engagement to a dentist's son, a pair of siblings leaves from Sawston to meet up with Caroline Abbott in Monteriano in an attempt to bring back their headstrong sister in law.  The climax of the novel occurs after Harriet's attempt to kidnap a baby ends in tragedy when a carriage overturns and the child is killed.  For 10 points, identify this 1905 novel, which takes its title from Pope's Essay on Criticism and traces the consequences produced by the union of Gino Carella and Lilia Herriton, a work by E.M. Forster.
A key motif in this work is an inlaid handkerchief box that was lent by one character to another.  
Where Angels Fear to Tread