For 10 points, name this half-breed girl who titles the most famous novel by Helen Hunt Jackson.
At one point, this character travels with her husband to a tavern owned by the drunk Jim Hartsel - while there, her husband sells his dad's violin to Hartsel's wife for 20 gold pieces. This character names her first child "Eyes of the Sky" after a villager notices both she and the child have blue eyes. This title character of a novel originally called In the Name of the Law was based on a real woman the author met traveling with Abbot Kinney. This character elopes with the Italian shepherd Alessandro Assis, and they nearly die in a snowstorm before settling in the San Bernardino mountains. When Alessandro dies, she returns home to marry (*) Felipe Moreno, whose mother does not approve of her, because she is half-Scottish and half-Indian. She was created as a fictional outgrowth of the author's previous book, A Century of Dishonor. For 10 points, name this half-breed girl who titles the most famous novel by Helen Hunt Jackson.
At one point, this character travels with her husband to a tavern owned by the drunk Jim Hartsel - while there, her husband sells his dad's violin to Hartsel's wife for 20 gold pieces.
Ramona