That author with this surname also wrote a novel about Aurelia Madison's seduction of Cuthbert Sumner, and a novel about the ancestor of Charles Montfont, Will Smith, who marries Sappho Clark.
One author with this surname wrote a novel about Reuel Briggs, who journeys from Harvard to Africa and is crowned King Ergamenes in the hidden Ethiopian city of Telassar. That author with this surname also wrote a novel about Aurelia Madison's seduction of Cuthbert Sumner, and a novel about the ancestor of Charles Montfont, Will Smith, who marries Sappho Clark. This surname is shared by the author of the novels Of One Blood, Hagar's Daughter, and Contending Forces, Pauline, as well as an author who wrote "Man's mounting spirit in his bone-house, mean house, dwells" in "The Caged Skylark." That author with this surname cried "Comforter, where, where is your comforting?" in "No worst, there is none," and asserted that "the just man justices" instead of "crying What I do is me: for that I came" in his poem "As ? kingfishers catch fire, as dragonflies draw flame." For 10 points, name this surname shared by a British poet who asked "Margaret, are you greiving / over Goldengrove unleaving" in "Spring and Fall" and wrote that "the Holy Ghost over the bent / World broods with warm breast and with ah! bright wings" in "God's Grandeur."
One author with this surname wrote a novel about Reuel Briggs, who journeys from Harvard to Africa and is crowned King Ergamenes in the hidden Ethiopian city of Telassar.
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