This character’s “Puritan energy” causes her to only take an emerald ring and bracelet (15[1])when dividing up her late mother’s (15[1])jewelry. After an epigraph (15[2])from The Maid’s Tragedy, (-5[1])this character is described as having “beauty which seems to be thrown into relief (15[1])by poor dress.” (15[2])Adolf (15[1])Naumann paints this resident of Tipton Grange (15[1])as Saint Clare (15[1])during (-5[1])her first honeymoon in Rome in (15[1])a novel set during the (*) 1832 (-5[1])Reform Act. (10[1])This (-5[1])character’s sister Celia (10[2])marries (10[1])her initial suitor James Chettam. (10[1]-5[1])This character (10[1])appears in a novel based on two respective works about her and the doctor Tertius Lydgate. This character (10[4])is disinherited (10[2]-5[3])for marrying the younger cousin of a reverend who dies (10[1]-5[1])without finishing The Key to All Mythologies (10[4]-5[1])in a novel (10[2]-5[2])subtitled (10[2])A Study (10[1])of Provincial Life. (10[1])For 10 points, (10[1])name this woman who marries Edward Casaubon, and then Will Ladislaw, in Middlemarch. (10[1])■END■ (10[2]0[17])