Washington Square

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Dr. Sloper thinks that the penniless man his daughter, Catherine, is in love with is only interested in her money. Catherine is caught between respecting her father’s wishes and marrying the man she loves.

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Catherine Sloper is a plain young heiress who falls in love with the handsome but penniless Morris Townsend. Catherine’s father, Dr. Sloper, is convinced that Morris is only interested in Catherine’s money and does everything he can to prevent the match. It’s a war of wills, with Catherine struggling between respecting her father’s wishes and marrying the man she loves.

Washington Square, written by Henry James, is based on a true story told to him by a friend who was an actress. While not one James’ favorite novels, it remains a favorite among his readers.

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