For 10 points, identify this 1908 novel by E.M. Forster.
In one episode in this book, a carriage driver referred to as "Phaethon" stops to pick up a girl called "Persephone"; when the two are found kissing, the girl is spitefully kicked out of the carriage by Mr. Eager. During a walking tour in this novel, one character is ditched and has her Baedeker guidebook stolen by the novelist Eleanor Lavish. One character in this novel throws away some blood-soaked photographs in the aftermath of a street fight and becomes enraptured by the protagonist's beauty in a (*) field of violets. Its protagonist escapes Windy Corner by eloping with George Emerson, thus throwing over Cecil Vyse. This novel opens in the Pension Bertolini, where Charlotte Bartlett listens to Lucy Honeychurch's complaints about not being able to see the Arno. For 10 points, identify this 1908 novel by E.M. Forster.
In one episode in this book, a carriage driver referred to as "Phaethon" stops to pick up a girl called "Persephone"; when the two are found kissing, the girl is spitefully kicked out of the carriage by Mr. Eager.
A Room With a View