The title character encounters a groom who bites his servant Rosa's cheek in a story about this kind of doctor by Franz Kafka, and its "custom" was discussed by Edith Wharton.
Georges Bernanos wrote the diary of this kind of priest, and Turgenev wrote of Natalya's bored marriage to Arkadi, flirtation with Mikhailo, and love for Aleksei in the novel A Month In this place. The title character encounters a groom who bites his servant Rosa's cheek in a story about this kind of doctor by Franz Kafka, and its "custom" was discussed by Edith Wharton. For 10 points, give this common location, which is also "of the pointed firs" in a Sarah Orne Jewett novel and which is given up by the titular "man" of an Edward Everett Hale novel.
Georges Bernanos wrote the diary of this kind of priest, and Turgenev wrote of Natalya's bored marriage to Arkadi, flirtation with Mikhailo, and love for Aleksei in the novel A Month
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