This author termed the swerving way Austen depicts Fanny Price's emotions the "knight's move" in a reading of Mansfield Park that stresses its "play theme." This author, whose favorite word is "mauve" according to Ben Blatt, (10[1])suggested that instructors prepare diagrams of Leopold Bloom's Dublin in his Lectures on Literature. "The cradle rocks above (10[1])an abyss" in this author's memoir, which discusses the governess Mademoiselle O. (10[3])In his translation of a 1833 poem that includes the essay "Notes on Prosody," this author removed masculine and feminine rhymes from each of the poem's 14-line (-5[1])stanzas. This translator of Eugene Onegin (10[1])wrote a novel in which a poem about how (10[1])"I was the shadow (10[1])of the waxwing slain" is erroneously interpreted to be about Zembla by Charles Kinbote. For 10 points, name this author of Speak, Memory; Pale Fire; and Lolita. (10[1])■END■