Sir William of this name wrote the essays "On Thoughts" and "Upon the Cure of the Gout."
Sir William of this name wrote the essays "On Thoughts" and "Upon the Cure of the Gout." Inspired by Chaucer, Alexander Pope wrote a poem about one "of fame," and to mock Sister Perpetua's warning against boys, two sisters in a Flannery O'Connor story call each other by this name. As a last name, it describes Lucy and her mother Charlotte, the creations of Susanna Rowson, as well as Maria, the ill-fated Lowood teacher who befriends Jane Eyre. As a first name, it identifies a woman raped with a corncob by the mentally-challenged Popeye in Sanctuary, Ms. Drake. This word more usually refers to the kind of structure Mizoguchi burns down in a novel about one "of the Golden Pavilion." For 10 points, give this word that also names the collection of George Herbert's poetry or any place of worship.
Sir William of this name wrote the essays "On Thoughts" and "Upon the Cure of the Gout."
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