That author created a character who helps Nancy Brown read the Bible, during which she meets her future husband Edward Weston, and works as a governess for the Bloomfield and Murray families.
An author with this surname penned a line beginning "All true histories contain instruction", which opens a novel in which the flirty Rosalie regrets marrying Lord Ashby. That author created a character who helps Nancy Brown read the Bible, during which she meets her future husband Edward Weston, and works as a governess for the Bloomfield and Murray families. Another author with this surname wrote a novel that includes the dogs Fanny, who is hanged during the elopement of its owner Isabella, and (*) Skulker, who bites a girl at Thrushcross Grange. Nelly Dean tells Mr. Lockwood the history of the Earnshaw family and its adopted member Heathcliff in a novel by that author. For 10 points, give the surname shared by the authors of Agnes Grey and Wuthering Heights.
An author with this surname penned a line beginning "All true histories contain instruction", which opens a novel in which the flirty Rosalie regrets marrying Lord Ashby.
Brontë [or Anne Brontë; or Emily Brontë; prompt on (Acton or Ellis) Bell]