While looking around a cottage owned by his son, a man in this novel not-so-subtly tells the girl who his son likes, “it waits only for a lady’s taste.” Once a rainstorm seemingly cancels a plan to take a walk at noon, (-5[1])the protagonist of this novel is tricked into joining (-5[1])another group’s trip to Blaize Castle. (10[3]-5[1])While searching around the room where she’s staying, the protagonist of this novel disappointingly (10[1])finds a farrier’s (10[1])bill (10[1])and a laundry bill in a cabinet. (10[2])While staying (10[1])with the Allens, this novel’s protagonist befriends (10[1])a woman who shares an interest (10[1])in the novels (10[1])of Anne (10[1])Radcliffe. (10[5]-5[1])The protagonist of this novel learns of the fickleness (-5[1])of Isabella Thorpe (10[1])while staying with the Tilneys in their Gothic-style house. (10[3])For 10 points, name this novel about the naive Catherine Morland, written by Jane Austen. (10[1])■END■ (10[5]0[14])