The protagonist of this work becomes fatigued after being forced to leave Mrs. Lorch and move to the students' club to which Miss Adler introduces her, though that is her only way to get close to Bowers's studio.  
The protagonist of this work becomes fatigued after being forced to leave Mrs. Lorch and move to the students' club to which Miss Adler introduces her, though that is her only way to get close to Bowers's studio.  The protagonist also spends time with the Nathanmeyer family during that section of the novel, "Stupid Faces," which ends with her being invited to spend the summer with Henry Biltmer in a canyon full of Cliff-Dweller ruins.  The novel's first section describes such "friends of childhood" as Dr. Archie and Ray Kennedy, who help the protagonist escape the town of Moonstone and fulfill her artistic destiny.  For 10 points, name this novel about a singer named Thea Kronberg written by Willa Cather.
The protagonist of this work becomes fatigued after being forced to leave Mrs. Lorch and move to the students' club to which Miss Adler introduces her, though that is her only way to get close to Bowers's studio.  
The Song of the Lark