" Opening with the prospect of a snow-covered graveyard in the middle of a city, this book has a subplot centering on "a little document" that one of the title characters keeps in a writing-desk; the other title character is, in fact, unsure if that annulment consent has been signed in the end, as he departs Boston by ship.
This work contrasts two places by analogy to the differences between a bouquet and a newspaper called "The Advertiser." Opening with the prospect of a snow-covered graveyard in the middle of a city, this book has a subplot centering on "a little document" that one of the title characters keeps in a writing-desk; the other title character is, in fact, unsure if that annulment consent has been signed in the end, as he departs Boston by ship. One of the main characters is the wife of Prince Adolf of Silberstadt-Schreckenstein; the other eventually weds his cousin, Gerturde, a daughter of the Puritanical Mr. Wentworth. FTP, name this book about Eugenia Munster and Felix Young, a novel by Henry James about some visitors to America.
This work contrasts two places by analogy to the differences between a bouquet and a newspaper called "The Advertiser.
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