At one point in this novel, two characters are carrying a stolen baby on a horse-drawn carriage, which overturns and they are forced to search in the mud for the baby who is eventually found dead in a rut.
At one point in this novel, two characters are carrying a stolen baby on a horse-drawn carriage, which overturns and they are forced to search in the mud for the baby who is eventually found dead in a rut. Important places include the church of Santa Deodata and the Caffé Garibaldi, and minor characters who appear early in this novel include Mr. Kingcroft and Mrs. Theobald. The protagonist's friend Caroline Abbott joins her in the town of Monteriano, where the main plot sees the lowly son of a dentist, an Italian named Gino Carella, marry the young highborn English widow Lilia Herriton, who eventually dies in childbirth. The first novel by E.M. Forster, for ten points, name this work whose title completes a famous quotation in Pope's "Essay on Criticism" that begins "Fools rush in."
At one point in this novel, two characters are carrying a stolen baby on a horse-drawn carriage, which overturns and they are forced to search in the mud for the baby who is eventually found dead in a rut.
{Where Angels Fear to Tread}