One short story by this author sees Sir Lulworth destroy a letter in order to protect the innocence of his chef, while another story by him sees a woman pose as a governess and teach the Quabarl children using the titular method. This author of "The Blind Spot" also wrote about the "Chronicles" of a character who suggests that a missing baby may have been consumed by hyenas in "The Quest;" that character is named (*) Clovis Sangrail. Harvey gives his nephews "action figures" of John Herschel and John Stuart Mill in one of his works, while another ends with Georg and Ul
One short story by this author sees Sir Lulworth destroy a letter in order to protect the innocence of his chef, while another story by him sees a woman pose as a governess and teach the Quabarl children using the titular method. This author of "The Blind Spot" also wrote about the "Chronicles" of a character who suggests that a missing baby may have been consumed by hyenas in "The Quest;" that character is named (*) Clovis Sangrail. Harvey gives his nephews "action figures" of John Herschel and John Stuart Mill in one of his works, while another ends with Georg and Ulrich being approached by wolves. This author of "The Toys of Peace" and "The Interlopers" wrote about Conradin inventing a religion revolving around a ferret as well as Frampton Nuttel's shock at seeing three supposedly dead men. For 10 points, name this author of "Srendi Vashtar" and "The Open Window."
One short story by this author sees Sir Lulworth destroy a letter in order to protect the innocence of his chef, while another story by him sees a woman pose as a governess and teach the Quabarl children using the titular method.
Saki [or Hector Hugh Munro