The housekeeper Mrs. Grose appears in this work, which ends with a little boy (*) dying in the arms of the narrator.
This work's first chapter frames it as the story of an unnamed woman whom his sister knew, which is told at a country-house Christmas party. In this work, which is in the same genre as its author's "The Jolly Corner," the protagonist's attempts to write a letter to an uncle are nearly thwarted when a mysterious draft blows out a candle. The housekeeper Mrs. Grose appears in this work, which ends with a little boy (*) dying in the arms of the narrator. In this work, narrated by the unnamed governess at Bly, the children Miles and Flora are visited by Peter Quint and Miss Jessel. For 10 points, name this ghost story by Henry James.
This work's first chapter frames it as the story of an unnamed woman whom his sister knew, which is told at a country-house Christmas party.
The Turn of the Screw