Question

In imitation of the heroine of Madeleine de Scudéry’s Clélie, a woman with this name jumps into the Thames to flee from horsemen she perceives to be “ravishers,” only to fall ill. For 10 points each:
[10m] Give this name of a young woman whose romantic delusions are dispelled in Charlotte Lennox’s The Female Quixote. The Rape of the Lock was based on an incident involving a woman with this first name.
ANSWER: Arabella [accept Arabella Fermor]
[10e] Arabella Wilmot’s marriage is canceled after her fiancée’s father is bankrupted in this Oliver Goldsmith novel, which features the villainous Squire Thornhill.
ANSWER: The Vicar of Wakefield
[10h] The protagonist of this author’s 1949 novel Arabella pretends to be an heiress so that she can marry rich. This prolific novelist established the Regency romance genre and was known for meticulous background research.
ANSWER: Georgette Heyer
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Berkeley ANorthwestern10101030
Columbia AChicago B010010
Chicago CTruman State0000
Chicago DBerkeley B0000
DukeClaremont Colleges010010
PennColumbia B010010
Cornell AStanford010010
HarvardCornell B010010
IndianaWaterloo010010
Iowa StateGeorgia Tech010010
MarylandBrown010010
Minnesota BMcGill010010
NYUIllinois010010
PurdueMinnesota A010010
RutgersWUSTL B0000
KentuckySouth Carolina010010
TexasNorth Carolina A0000
Toronto AMichigan010010
North Carolina BVanderbilt0000
VirginiaToronto B100010
WUSTL AChicago A010010
Yale AJohns Hopkins1010020
Yale BOttawa1010020
FloridaArizona State010010