One character in this novel exhorts another to "connect – only connect!" and this novel references joining together prose and poetry several times. One character in this novel gets drunk after her husband loses his job and is forced to leave the house. Theobald is a continually weak character in this novel, and one character makes matters worse when he gives unsolicited financial advise that a firm is on shaky financial ground. Leonard Bast strikes Charles on the shoulder several times with the flat of a saber, causing Mr. Wilcox to have a heart attack and a long convalescence. Helen goes to Germany and does not retur
One character in this novel exhorts another to "connect – only connect!" and this novel references joining together prose and poetry several times. One character in this novel gets drunk after her husband loses his job and is forced to leave the house. Theobald is a continually weak character in this novel, and one character makes matters worse when he gives unsolicited financial advise that a firm is on shaky financial ground. Leonard Bast strikes Charles on the shoulder several times with the flat of a saber, causing Mr. Wilcox to have a heart attack and a long convalescence. Helen goes to Germany and does not return until the end of the novel, when she is pregnant, to the surprise of her sister Margaret Schlegel. For ten points, identify this novel about the title country estate, a work by E.M. Forster.
One character in this novel exhorts another to "connect – only connect!" and this novel references joining together prose and poetry several times.
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