One character by this name is accused of killing Victor Ramirez but saved by the testimony of Henry Perkins, alias Henry Devarges, in a novel titled after him – that character is joined in his "band of emigrants" by Arthur Poinsett traveling under the name Philip Ashley. At one point, another character with this name is revealed to receive fifteen shillings per week for writing a literary column in The Daily Express, which leads him to be derisively called a "West Briton." This character, who ti
One character by this name is accused of killing Victor Ramirez but saved by the testimony of Henry Perkins, alias Henry Devarges, in a novel titled after him – that character is joined in his "band of emigrants" by Arthur Poinsett traveling under the name Philip Ashley. At one point, another character with this name is revealed to receive fifteen shillings per week for writing a literary column in The Daily Express, which leads him to be derisively called a "West Briton." This character, who titles the only novel by Bret Harte, at one point wonders whether he should quote Robert Browning in a speech, since it's above the heads of his audience, prior ►to him dancing with Miss Ivors. Later, he learns that the song "The Lass of Aughrim" has led his wife to think of Michael Furey. FTP, give this name shared by the main character in James Joyce's "The Dead."
One character by this name is accused of killing Victor Ramirez but saved by the testimony of Henry Perkins, alias Henry Devarges, in a novel titled after him – that character is joined in his "band of emigrants" by Arthur Poinsett traveling under the name Philip Ashley.
{Gabriel Conroy} (prompt partial answer)