Another character is plagued with corruption from the Raffles Scandal, and he loses his money after marrying Rosemond.  
One character in this novel is sent to an auction where characters like Mr. Thesinger and Mr. Horrick attend in order to bid on Supper at Emmaus. Another character's final lines in this novel are "I shall be in the yew walk tree for the next half-hour" before discovered on a bench after he dies. Another character is plagued with corruption from the Raffles Scandal, and he loses his money after marrying Rosemond.  Its other characters include a man who tries to write the Key to All Mythologies and Bulstrode. Casuabon forbids the protagonist from marrying Will Ladislaw, unless she relinquishes her share of his will in this novel centering on Dorothea Brooke. For ten points, name this study of provincial life by George Eliot.
One character in this novel is sent to an auction where characters like Mr. Thesinger and Mr. Horrick attend in order to bid on Supper at Emmaus.
{Middlemarch}: A Study of Provincial Life