In one work by this author, Anne Proctor and Reginald discuss the unrequited love between the two title birds.
In one work by this author, Anne Proctor and Reginald discuss the unrequited love between the two title birds. Another story by this author sees the two title characters discuss giving a watch to their nephew Cyril, after Jug and Con meditate on the death of their father. This author of "Mr. and Mrs. Dove" and "The Daughters of the Late Colonel" penned a story in which children place flags on sandwiches and are encouraged by Sadie to eat (*) cream puffs before learning of the death of the workingman, Scott. Despite Laura's objections, that death does not prevent Mrs. Sheridan from putting on the title event. For 10 points, name this New Zealand-born female author of "The Garden Party".
In one work by this author, Anne Proctor and Reginald discuss the unrequited love between the two title birds.
Katherine {Mansfield} Beauchamp [or Katherine {Mansfield} Murry]