The antagonist of this novel kills himself and burns a church down in an effort to destroy evidence of his illegitimate birth.
The antagonist of this novel kills himself and burns a church down in an effort to destroy evidence of his illegitimate birth. Professor Pesca's revelation that that antagonist's crony had betrayed a secret society in Italy helps one character wring a confession from Count Fosco. The hero of this novel gets a position at Limmeridge House tutoring the nieces of Frederick Fairlie. While that protagonist is on an archeological dig in Central America, (*) Marian Halcombe unravels the plot of the insidious Sir Percival Glyde, who hopes to steal Laura's fortune by substituting her for the title character. That title character is Anne Catherick, who wanders around London after escaping from an asylum. For 10 points, name this novel about a mysterious female by Wilkie Collins.
The antagonist of this novel kills himself and burns a church down in an effort to destroy evidence of his illegitimate birth.
The {Woman} in {White}