One portly character in this novel is eventually killed after betraying a society known only as "The Brotherhood," a secret that is revealed by the protagonist's friend, Professor Pesca.
One portly character in this novel is eventually killed after betraying a society known only as "The Brotherhood," a secret that is revealed by the protagonist's friend, Professor Pesca. That fat man's partner in crime dies in a fire after trying to burn a church record proving his illegitimacy. The protagonist, a tutor to two ladies living at Limmeridge, becomes a painter for an archaeological expedition in Central America after his beloved is forced to marry the villain. The central plot in the novel is thwarted by his student, Marian, who realizes that Sir Percival Glyde has killed the title figure in an attempt to steal the estate of Frederick Fairlie. Laura is confused with the titular Anne Catherick in, FTP, what novel about the travails of Walter Hartright by Wilkie Collins?
One portly character in this novel is eventually killed after betraying a society known only as "The Brotherhood," a secret that is revealed by the protagonist's friend, Professor Pesca.
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