A woman in a novel by this author is asked to list the ways that a man is perfect, but she can only come up with "you are a perfect judge of sauces," and is revealed to be the biological daughter of an inmate at a French prison who traded identities with Maurice Christian.
A woman in a novel by this author is asked to list the ways that a man is perfect, but she can only come up with "you are a perfect judge of sauces," and is revealed to be the biological daughter of an inmate at a French prison who traded identities with Maurice Christian. An employer hires a man on the condition that he practice his handwriting every day in another of this author's novels, whose prelude intimates that its protagonist will end up just like (*) Saint Theresa. The title character of one of her novels is wrongly accused of killing a constable at a riot that breaks out at an election lost by Harold Transome. Mr. Featherstone's early death leads to the ruination of Fred Vincy, and the protagonist isn't allowed to help with The Key to All Mythologies, in another novel by this author. For 10 points, name this author of Felix Holt and Middlemarch.
A woman in a novel by this author is asked to list the ways that a man is perfect, but she can only come up with "you are a perfect judge of sauces," and is revealed to be the biological daughter of an inmate at a French prison who traded identities with Maurice Christian.
George {Eliot} [or Mary Ann {Evans}]