The heroine of this novel writes a poem entitled "The Sea Nymph," in which the character of Poseidon is representative of the villain.
The heroine of this novel writes a poem entitled "The Sea Nymph," in which the character of Poseidon is representative of the villain. Among the sites visited in the course of a year of travel are Aunt Cheron's seaside house and Venice during the time of the Carnival. Yet it is in the convent of St. Clair that the story becomes clear, though it is the title location that proves to be the epicenter of the action. The heroine is taken to that location by the villainous Montoni and it is there that she is reunited with the heroic chevalier Valancourt. FTP, name this novel concerning the adventures of Emily St. Aubert, a Gothic work by Ann Radcliffe.
The heroine of this novel writes a poem entitled "The Sea Nymph," in which the character of Poseidon is representative of the villain.
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