The protagonist of this novel receives a disruptive letter from her journalist friend Henrietta Stackpole after she is just getting accustomed to life at Gardencourt, a house belonging to her uncle Ralph Touchett.
In this novel, the Countess Gemini constantly gossips about the affairs of other women's husbands. At the end of this novel Madame Merle is revealed to be the illegitimate mother of Pansy, who had an erstwhile romance with Edward Rosier. The protagonist of this novel receives a disruptive letter from her journalist friend Henrietta Stackpole after she is just getting accustomed to life at Gardencourt, a house belonging to her uncle Ralph Touchett. For 10 points, identify this novel in which Caspar Goodwood and Gilbert Osmond are among the suitors of Isabel Archer, written by Henry James.
In this novel, the Countess Gemini constantly gossips about the affairs of other women's husbands.
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