| Henry James. (1843–1916). The Portrait of a Lady. |
| The Harvard Classics Shelf of Fiction. 1917. |
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| Chapter List of Characters |
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- MR. TOUCHETT, an American who has lived in England for many years, head of a banking house in London.
- MRS. TOUCHETT, his wife.
- RALPH TOUCHETT, his son.
- ISABEL ARCHER, “The Lady,” niece of Mrs. Touchett.
- LORD WARBURTON, a fine specimen of a liberal English peer, friend of Ralph Touchett.
- HENRIETTA STACKPOLE, American friend of Isabel Archer, and a young lady journalist.
- MR. BANTLING, Miss Stackpole’s English conquest.
- CASPER GOODWOOD, of Boston, Mass. A young man of determination
- MADAM MERLE, friend of Mrs. Touchett, a woman of the world.
- GILBERT OSMOND, an American gentleman living in retirement in Florence.
- PANSY OSMOND, his daughter.
- EDWARD ROSIER, of the American colony in Paris.
- Several incidental characters, relatives of Lord Warburton and Isabel Archer, two Sisters of Charity, etc., etc.
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