This work's last section "Fruit and Seed" ends by quoting four lines of Samson Agonisthes. One character in this work has a turquoise necklace returned to her after losing the rest of her money at roulette. The protagonist of this novel helps Hans Meyrick win a scholarship at Cambridge. The nasty sidekick Lush prompts Lydia Glasher to beg one character not to pursue the wealthy Mallinger Grandcour
This work's last section "Fruit and Seed" ends by quoting four lines of Samson Agonisthes. One character in this work has a turquoise necklace returned to her after losing the rest of her money at roulette. The protagonist of this novel helps Hans Meyrick win a scholarship at Cambridge. The nasty sidekick Lush prompts Lydia Glasher to beg one character not to pursue the wealthy Mallinger Grandcourt, son of the title character's guardian Sir Hugo Mallinger. The protagonist helps one character get an audition with Herr Klessmer and joins a discussion club with Mordecai after saving Mira Lapidoth from drowning and becoming a mentor to Gwendolen Harleth. For 10 points name this work about a Jewish foundling, the last novel of George Eliot.
This work's last section "Fruit and Seed" ends by quoting four lines of Samson Agonisthes.
{Daniel Deronda}