A character asks, “if that isn’t prophecy, what is?” after opening a novel by this author to “page one hundred and twenty-nine.” This author, whose most famous work is read by Gabriel Betteredge in The Moonstone, wrote a novel whose title character reclaims her inheritance after a letter is intercepted by her son Humphry. The title character of a novel by this author reunites with her “Lancashire husband” Jemy (-5[1])in prison (-5[1])and is said to be “Twelve (10[1])Year a Whore, (10[1])five times a Wife.” That character, who titles a novel by this author that opens with a character “pleading her belly” at Newgate Prison, is Moll Flanders. (10[1]-5[1])In a novel by this author, (10[1])a character inspired by Alexander Selkirk (10[1])rescues Friday from cannibals. (10[1])For 10 points, name this author (-5[1])of Robinson Crusoe. (10[2])■END■ (10[1])