Its hero is ultimately freed from the Inquisition and the rest of the denouement sees the verification of the heroine's identity as the daughter of the Countess Olivia.
This novel's third and final section begins with two central characters and their guide encountering a villa ruined by an earthquake and ends with Paulo repeatedly remarking "Oh, happy days!"  The hero encounters the heroine in this novel's first line and helps her with her guardian Miss Bianchi, who is the first character to die. Among the last to die is Nicola, who is poisoned. Its hero is ultimately freed from the Inquisition and the rest of the denouement sees the verification of the heroine's identity as the daughter of the Countess Olivia. This allows for the Marchese's approval of a marriage that had been opposed throughout the novel by the evil Marchesa and her confessor. For 10 points, Vivaldi and Ellena end up together despite the actions of the villain and title character Schedoni in what Anne Radcliffe novel?
This novel's third and final section begins with two central characters and their guide encountering a villa ruined by an earthquake and ends with Paulo repeatedly remarking "Oh, happy days!"  
The Italian (or The Confessional of the Black Penitents)