A novel ends by noting how an audience in this city “is not ungenerous” as a character sheds “not the last” tears of her union. (15[1])Another novel set in this city inspired “Nationalist Clubs” that promoted a socialist utopia. Julian West wakes up in this (15[1])city in the year (15[1])2000 (15[2]-5[1])in the Edward (-5[1])Bellamy (15[1]-5[1])novel (15[1]-5[1])Looking (15[1])Backward. (15[3]-5[2])Tom (-5[1])Corey (15[1])courts (15[1])Penelope (-5[1])while a spot (-5[1])in the newspaper series “Solid Men of [this city]” is sought by a (*) paint mogul. A novel that (10[1])ends (10[1]-5[1])in this (-5[1])city’s Music Hall (10[1])at a feminist convention (10[1]-5[1])led by Olive Chancellor (-5[1])inspired (-5[1])a term for two wealthy women living together (10[1])in a (10[2])“marriage” (10[4])in this city. (10[2])This city (10[1])is the setting (10[1])for a novel (10[1])in which (10[1])Verena (10[1])Tarrant elopes with Basil (10[1])Ransom, as well as The Rise of Silas Lapham. For 10 points, a political Henry James novel is titled (-5[1])for (10[1])residents (-5[1])of what New England (10[3]-5[1])city? (10[6])■END■ (10[19])