One of the two weddings that end this novel involves George and Arabella Wilmot, and the other involves Sophia and Sir William Thornhill.
The protagonist of this novel declares his "natural antipathy" toward washes, which his wife "makes" for their daughters. One character's love interest saves her after she falls from her horse into a stream and later saves her sister from her marriage to Mr. Williams. In this novel, plans to frolic with city ladies are foiled when an informant spoils the good name of the central family, leading them to order Mr. Burchell to leave. One of the two weddings that end this novel involves George and Arabella Wilmot, and the other involves Sophia and Sir William Thornhill. Featuring the evil Squire Thornhill's attempts to ruin the Primrose family, for 10 points, name this novel about a family that has their fortune restored, written by Oliver Goldsmith.
The protagonist of this novel declares his "natural antipathy" toward washes, which his wife "makes" for their daughters.
 The Vicar of Wakefield 