In this country, two characters are reconciled when a woman convinces both of them to drink from a bottle of milk which has been warmed up for a dead child.
In this country, two characters are reconciled when a woman convinces both of them to drink from a bottle of milk which has been warmed up for a dead child. In this country, Harriet is hit in the face by a bouquet thrown at a performance of Lucia di Lammermoor. This country is where a frivolous woman falls in love with a dentist's son despite being supervised by the more level-headed Caroline Abbott. Another visitor to this country is chaperoned by (*) Charlotte Bartlett and goes on a tour with the novelist Eleanor Lavish. That character's complaints about her hotel accommodations lead Mr. Emerson to offer to switch rooms with her. For 10 points, name this tourist destination in E. M. Forster's novels Where Angels Fear to Tread and A Room with a View, which are partly set in Tuscany. 
In this country, two characters are reconciled when a woman convinces both of them to drink from a bottle of milk which has been warmed up for a dead child.
Italy [or Italia; or Italian Republic; or Repubblica Italiana] 