A man she meets at Bartholomew Fair. An extravagant draper who spends through her savings. A gentleman at Bath with a demented wife whom she nurses back to health. A bank clerk who sends her letters of admiration, whom she later marries at an inn. The eldest son of a family with whom she lives after the wife of the mayor dies. The youngest son of that same family, her first husband Robin. Jemmy E.
A man she meets at Bartholomew Fair. An extravagant draper who spends through her savings. A gentleman at Bath with a demented wife whom she nurses back to health. A bank clerk who sends her letters of admiration, whom she later marries at an inn. The eldest son of a family with whom she lives after the wife of the mayor dies. The youngest son of that same family, her first husband Robin. Jemmy E., a rogue who tricks her into thinking he is a wealthy man from Lancashire. And of course, a sea captain who takes her to Virginia and later is determined to be her half-brother. For 10 points, identify the woman who is the lover of all these men, the subject of a picaresque novel by Daniel Defoe.
A man she meets at Bartholomew Fair. An extravagant draper who spends through her savings.
{Moll Flanders}