



Clarissa's older sister, Arabella, begins to be courted by Robert Lovelace, a wealthy "libertine" and heir to a substantial estate. However, she rejects him because she felt that he put more effort into gaining the approval of her parents than in wooing her and felt disrespected...

"Richardson's Clarissa explores the subtleties of the human heart as its gold-standard heroine falls for one of the most charming villains in literature. This fiction is a towering monument of approximately 970,000 words, Clarissa, the longest novel in the English canon. Samuel...