The germ of this novel first appeared in the author's notebooks late in 1894, when he recorded an idea about a young woman "on the threshold of a life that has seemed boundless," and the protagonist may be based on the author's cousin Mary Temple. At one point a character is denied a visit to the protagonist and then discovers Lord Mark sitting in a café. The work also features minor characters like the doctor Sir Luke Strett and the English woman Mrs. Lowder and her American friend Mrs. Stringham. The doomed Milly Theale, Merton Densher, and Kate Croy form a love triangle in, FTP, what novel by Henry James whose titl
The germ of this novel first appeared in the author's notebooks late in 1894, when he recorded an idea about a young woman "on the threshold of a life that has seemed boundless," and the protagonist may be based on the author's cousin Mary Temple. At one point a character is denied a visit to the protagonist and then discovers Lord Mark sitting in a café. The work also features minor characters like the doctor Sir Luke Strett and the English woman Mrs. Lowder and her American friend Mrs. Stringham. The doomed Milly Theale, Merton Densher, and Kate Croy form a love triangle in, FTP, what novel by Henry James whose title, from the 55th Psalm, references a bird who "could fly away and be at rest."
The germ of this novel first appeared in the author's notebooks late in 1894, when he recorded an idea about a young woman "on the threshold of a life that has seemed boundless," and the protagonist may be based on the author's cousin Mary Temple.
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