" In one scene, a character is "coaxed to sip tea well sugared" after being accosted by a man during Easter holiday "joyfully exposing himself beside the Water of Leith."
The central institution in this work was founded by a wealthy widow who "had been an admirer of Garibaldi before she died." In one scene, a character is "coaxed to sip tea well sugared" after being accosted by a man during Easter holiday "joyfully exposing himself beside the Water of Leith." Later, this novel reveals that Joyce Hammond was killed in Spain, where her brother was fighting the fascists. The title character has a brief affair with Gordon Lowther rather than the one-armed Teddy Lloyd. Miss Mackay hates this novella's title character, who is revealed to be the inspiration of The Transfiguration of the Commonplace, written by her former student Sister Helena. The title character teaches Rose, Mary, Monica, Eunice, Jenny, and Sandy at the Marcia Blaine School for Girls. For 10 points, name this book about an Edinburgh school teacher by Muriel Spark.
The central institution in this work was founded by a wealthy widow who "had been an admirer of Garibaldi before she died.
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