Vida Sherman marries Raymond Wutherspoon in this novel, and the protagonist's maid, Bea Sorenson, marries Miles Bjornstam; Bea and her child later die of an illness.
One character in this novel, Cy Bogart, earns the respect of his fellow townspeople by beating up the son of a local German-American farmer during wartime, though he later causes the teacher Fern Mullins to lose his job. Vida Sherman marries Raymond Wutherspoon in this novel, and the protagonist's maid, Bea Sorenson, marries Miles Bjornstam; Bea and her child later die of an illness. The protagonist decides to marry Will, a doctor, though she finds that his descriptions of Gopher Prairie fall short of her expectations. For 10 points, name this novel by Sinclair Lewis.
One character in this novel, Cy Bogart, earns the respect of his fellow townspeople by beating up the son of a local German-American farmer during wartime, though he later causes the teacher Fern Mullins to lose his job.
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