For 10 points, name this word that also describes a Hans Christian Anderson character who discerns the presence of a pea.
Dollie Urquhart's father calls her by this name in a D.H. Lawrence short story, and W. Somerset Maughm wrote a children's story about one of them named September "and the Nightingale." Another title character who becomes one decides to go to a convent instead of marrying the Duke of Nemours after her husband's death; that character stars in a Madame de Lafayette novel set in Cleves. This word also describes Christina (*) Light in the second novel in which she appears, after she has married Casamassima, and also describes a title inhabitant of Miss Minchin's boarding school, Sara Crewe, who is a "little" one in a Louisa Hodgson Burnett novel. For 10 points, name this word that also describes a Hans Christian Anderson character who discerns the presence of a pea.
Dollie Urquhart's father calls her by this name in a D.H. Lawrence short story, and W. Somerset Maughm wrote a children's story about one of them named September "and the Nightingale."
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