Mr. Rap-pit's disgust over the protagonist's hair diminishes her excitement over Uncle Pullet's musical box at Garum Firs. The protagonist of this novel is upset when her brother's rabbits die after she forgot to feed them. One character must leave Mr. Stelling's school when his father goes bankrupt, but the main character finds spiritual education when Bob Jakin gives her The Imitation of Christ. After returning to St. O
Mr. Rap-pit's disgust over the protagonist's hair diminishes her excitement over Uncle Pullet's musical box at Garum Firs. The protagonist of this novel is upset when her brother's rabbits die after she forgot to feed them. One character must leave Mr. Stelling's school when his father goes bankrupt, but the main character finds spiritual education when Bob Jakin gives her The Imitation of Christ. After returning to St. Ogg's, the protagonist rejects a marriage proposal from the fiancee of her cousin Lucy Deane. The protagonist of this novel is caught in a love triangle with Stephen Guest and Philip Wakem, but ultimately drowns with her brother. For 10 points, name this novel about Tom and Maggie Tulliver by George Eliot.
Mr. Rap-pit's disgust over the protagonist's hair diminishes her excitement over Uncle Pullet's musical box at Garum Firs.
The Mill on the Floss