To absolve Sebastian of any punishment for stealing coal, his sister agrees to sleep with Senator Brander.
The title character of this novel is often called a "wayfarer" and lives in the residences of 13th Street and 1314 Lorrie Street in different cities. One character grows obese and plays roulette late in life after losing it all in a real estate deal prompted by his brother's maneuvering of a carriage corporation. To absolve Sebastian of any punishment for stealing coal, his sister agrees to sleep with Senator Brander. The protagonist dons the name Mrs. Stover and adopts two orphans after losing her daughter Vesta to typhoid fever. On his deathbed, the primary male character explains that he should never have left the title character for Letty Pace. The German Lutheran parents of the title character correctly suspect that her relationship with Lester Kane is illicit. For 10 points, identify this novel by Theodore Dreiser.
The title character of this novel is often called a "wayfarer" and lives in the residences of 13th Street and 1314 Lorrie Street in different cities.
{Jennie Gerhardt}