This author of The Romance of Certain Old Clothes and The Princess Casamassima wrote about Adela Garth's theft of furniture from the title estate in one work, and Merton Densher attempts to woo Milly Theale though he loves Kate Croy in another work.  
Rosalind and Perdita fall in love with Mr. Arthur Lloyd, before Rosalind is killed by a ghost in one work by this man, while Paul Munimet and the title character are revolutionaries in another work that sees Hyacnith Robinson commit suicide.  This author of The Romance of Certain Old Clothes and The Princess Casamassima wrote about Adela Garth's theft of furniture from the title estate in one work, and Merton Densher attempts to woo Milly Theale though he loves Kate Croy in another work.  In addition to The Spoils of Poynton and Wings of the Dove, this author wrote about Verena Tarrant's marriage to Basil Ransom in one work, and in another wrote about the wife of Gilbert Osmond, Isabel Archer.  For 10 points—name this author of The Bostonians and Portrait of a Lady.
Rosalind and Perdita fall in love with Mr. Arthur Lloyd, before Rosalind is killed by a ghost in one work by this man, while Paul Munimet and the title character are revolutionaries in another work that sees Hyacnith Robinson commit suicide.  
{Henry James}