Drawing on a quandary first proposed by Chateaubriand, this author wrote a novella in which the civil servant Teodoro (15[1])rings a bell that gives him a huge financial windfall but kills Ti Chin-Fu in distant China. That novella by this author is The Mandarin. Margaret Jull Costa translated a 1,000-page novel by this author that concludes (-5[1])with a doctor agreeing that nothing is worth running for (15[1])before immediately (15[1])chasing (-5[1])a (*) cable car. In that family saga by this author, (10[2])the patriarch (10[1])Alfonso dies of apoplexy (-5[2])after learning that his grandchildren Carlos and Maria (10[1])are lovers. In another novel by this author, a wet nurse is paid to kill the baby of the teenager Amélia, who the title lecherous priest had seduced. (10[1])The Maias (-5[1])and The Crime of Father Amaro are by, for 10 points, what foremost realist novelist from Portugal? ■END■ (10[2]0[1])