A woman who seeks unexplained "rights" in one of these title places rather than share a haunted attic with a parrot is courted by a dullard who believes Branwell Brontë wrote his sisters' novels. An aged servant who refuses to dirty a "cute liddle mop" cares for Feckless and Aimless at one of these places, where sukebind blooms at The Counting. In another of these places, a nearsighted worker who learns the alphabet sings a banned song ending, "Hearken well, and spread my tidings / Of the golden future time" after her partner resolves to get u
A woman who seeks unexplained "rights" in one of these title places rather than share a haunted attic with a parrot is courted by a dullard who believes Branwell Brontë wrote his sisters' novels. An aged servant who refuses to dirty a "cute liddle mop" cares for Feckless and Aimless at one of these places, where sukebind blooms at The Counting. In another of these places, a nearsighted worker who learns the alphabet sings a banned song ending, "Hearken well, and spread my tidings / Of the golden future time" after her partner resolves to get up earlier in response to a (*) Commandment-breaking execution. At one of these places, Higher Common Sense acolyte Flora Poste reforms her nutty Starkadder relatives, while at another tales of Sugarcandy Mountain are spun by Moses the raven. For 10 points, name these places that include the satirical Stella Gibbons setting "Cold Comfort," as well as the site of an allegorical insurrection led by the pigs Napoleon and Snowball.
A woman who seeks unexplained "rights" in one of these title places rather than share a haunted attic with a parrot is courted by a dullard who believes Branwell Brontë wrote his sisters' novels.
farms [accept equivalents]