This work contains the story of La Louve, the she-wolf, and the narrator is warned from marrying his wife by her aunts the Hulbirds.
This work contains the story of La Louve, the she-wolf, and the narrator is warned from marrying his wife by her aunts the Hulbirds. That wife is notably attracted to the date August 4th, but another character is disgraced by his political enemies in the Kilsyte case. That character had been caught seducing a servant in the back of a carriage, and other conquests of his include Mrs. Basil, Mrs. Maidan, La Dolciquita, and a mad woman who can only say (*) "Shuttlecock," Nancy. However, the plot is set in motion when he is revealed to be having an affair with the narrator's wife Florence, who pretends to have a heart condition and later poisons herself. For 10 points, identify this novel narrated by John Dowell about the adulterous Edward Ashburnham, written by Ford Maddox Ford.
This work contains the story of La Louve, the she-wolf, and the narrator is warned from marrying his wife by her aunts the Hulbirds.
The {Good Soldier}