One character in this novel proposes to Alma Leighton but is rejected because Leighton prefers to pursue an art career.
One character in this novel proposes to Alma Leighton but is rejected because Leighton prefers to pursue an art career. A woman involved with charity work, Margaret Vance, is the object of affection of both Angus Beaton and a magazine publisher, who is killed after being convinced to calm a riot. Another character in this novel makes an impression at the dinner table because he had lost a hand in battle. That character, Berthold Lindau, is beaten by a policeman during a streetcar strike that turns violent, and it is in shielding Lindau that the publisher Conrad Dryfoos is killed. The protagonist and Dryfoos begin a literary magazine entitled Every Other Week in, for 10 points, what Basil March-narrated novel about social conflict by William Dean Howells?
One character in this novel proposes to Alma Leighton but is rejected because Leighton prefers to pursue an art career.
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