David Harum · Character
Mrs. Ruggles
A married woman, part of the Ruggles family.
minor
Also known as Mrs. Edward Ruggles, William Ruggles, Mrs. William Ruggles, Mr. Ruggles, Mrs. Edward Ruggles—the
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Mrs. Ruggles shows up with force in XLV. The page is where that presence becomes real.
A middle-aged woman of distinguished appearance, traveling with her husband and Mary Blake.
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In XLV: A middle-aged woman of distinguished appearance, traveling with her husband and Mary Blake. Later, in XLVI: Mary is referred to as Mrs. Edward Ruggles throughout the chapter, indicating her married name and…
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- Extended community and background characters
- Central community figures
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