Philip Pirrip identifies himself as one of these people when looking at a pair of tombstones in the opening of Great Expectations.
Frances Hodgson Burnett writes about two British girls who are this type of person in The Secret Garden and A Little Princess. In those novels Mary Lennox and Sara Crewe begins as this type of person, but become one by the end because of typhus and "jungle fever," respectively. Philip Pirrip identifies himself as one of these people when looking at a pair of tombstones in the opening of Great Expectations. Heathcliff is one of these people, so he is taken into custody by the Earnshaws. Exemplified by Oliver Twist, for ten points, name this type of person whose parents have died.
Frances Hodgson Burnett writes about two British girls who are this type of person in The Secret Garden and A Little Princess.
orphans [accept obvious equivalents] &lt;AG&gt;