Leonard Bast has a quick tumble with Helen, the sister of Margaret Schlegel, who moves into the title estate.
One character in this novel states that her motto is "only connect," in contrast to her husband's motto "concentrate." That woman appreciates "the outer world of telegram and anger" and expresses her disdain for Christmas during a shopping trip. The image of "goblins marching on the universe" permeates a performance of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony in this novel, whose minor characters include the sixteen-year old Tibby, Dolly's uncle Percy Cahill, and a former Cypriot prostitute named Jacky. The expiration of the lease on (*) Wickham Place occurs before a marriage proposal in this novel, which ends after a former insurance agent is crushed by a bookcase and suffers a heart attack. Leonard Bast has a quick tumble with Helen, the sister of Margaret Schlegel, who moves into the title estate. For 10 points, identify this book about the staunchly English Wilcoxes, written by E.M. Forster.
One character in this novel states that her motto is "only connect," in contrast to her husband's motto "concentrate."
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