One abrasive character in this novel hangs herself, jealous of the protagonist's closeness with his fellow art student Lawson.
One abrasive character in this novel hangs herself, jealous of the protagonist's closeness with his fellow art student Lawson. In this novel, Hayward leaves to fight in the Boer War, leading the protagonist to lose his money and begin working in a department store. In this novel, the death of the protagonist's Uncle William allows him to return to medical school. The protagonist of this novel tries many times to help the prostitute Mildred before giving up and marrying Sally Athelny. For 10 points, name this novel about the club-footed orphan Philip Carey, a work of W. Somerset Maugham.
One abrasive character in this novel hangs herself, jealous of the protagonist's closeness with his fellow art student Lawson.
Of Human Bondage