A New England Winter," by Henry James, tells the story of several characters in a rural New England town, focusing on Catherine Sloper and her budding love for Morris Townsend, despite her father's disapproval. The novel explores themes of love, loss, societal expectations, and the struggle for personal identity within the backdrop of a harsh New England winter. James delves into the internal states of his characters, often juxtaposing their motives and impressions, a style reminiscent of Impressionist painting. Here's a more detailed breakdown:

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