Mary Louisa Molesworth was an English author celebrated for her children's stories, often published under the name Mrs Molesworth. Her works for young readers capture the spirit of the late Victorian era, valued for their blend of amusement and moral instruction that reflected contemporary notions of duty and self-sacrifice. Molesworth frequently depicted children's speech with playful stylizations and misspellings, adding a layer of authenticity to her narratives. Beyond this, she also explored supernatural fiction, crafting collections of ghost stories that showcased her versatility as a storyteller.
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