Mrs. Molesworth

The Rectory Children

"The cuckoo clock' published under the name of Ennis Graham.

The Cuckoo Clock and The Tapestry Room

Sheila's Mystery

It was not their home. That was easy to be seen by the eager looks of curiosity and surprise on the two little faces inside the heavy travelling carriage. Yet the faces were grave, and there was a weary look in the eyes, for the journey had been long, and it was not for pleasure that it had been undertaken. The evening was drawing in, and the day had been a somewhat gloomy one, but as the light slowly faded, a soft pink radiance spread itself over the sky. They had been driving for some distance through a flat monotonous country; then, as the ground began to rise, the coachman relaxed his speed, and the children, without knowing it, fell into a half slumber. It was when the chariot stopped to allow the horses breathing time that they started awake and looked around them. The prospect had entirely changed. They were now on higher ground, for the road had wound up and up between the hills, which all round encircled an open space - a sort of high up valley, in the centre of which gleamed something white. But this did not at first catch the children's view. It was the hills rising ever higher and higher, clothed from base to summit with fir-trees, innumerable as the stars on a clear frosty night, that struck them with surprise and admiration. The little girl caught her breath with a strange thrill of pleasure, mingled with awe. ... - illustrated by Walter Crane -

illustrated by Walter Crane

Christmas-Tree Land

Four Winds Farm is a novel by author Mary Louisa Molesworth. It about a boy named Gratian Conyfer who lives on the Four Winds Farm. Gratian tends to be a bit lazy and careless and his family, friends and his teachers keep telling him he is too dreamy eyed. But that is soon to change when he receives several visits from the four winds who appear as angels to teach him various lessons on life. Even if it means a bit of pain to Gratian...

Four Winds Farm

Four Ghost Stories by Mrs. Molesworth is a well-known and terrifying collection of ghost stories to send a chill down your spine. You will be shocked by these unpredictable and bizarre happenings that you have never before heard of.

Four Ghost Stories

A Story for Girls

Robin Redbreast

"The Wood-Pigeons and Mary" is a heartwarming children's story written by Mrs. Molesworth. The tale revolves around a young girl named Mary, who develops a special bond with a pair of wood-pigeons. Mary lives in a charming countryside cottage surrounded by a picturesque garden and tall trees. One day, while wandering through the woods near her home, she discovers a wounded wood-pigeon. Filled with compassion and a natural love for animals, Mary brings the injured bird back to her cottage to care for it. As days pass, Mary diligently attends to the wood-pigeon, providing it with food, water, and a comfortable place to rest. The bird begins to recover under Mary's tender care and forms a strong attachment to her. To Mary's delight, she soon realizes that the wood-pigeon has a mate, and the two birds become regular visitors to her garden. They seem to understand Mary's kindness and express their gratitude through gentle cooing and playful flights around her. As Mary spends more time with the wood-pigeons, she learns about their habits and behaviors, becoming fascinated by their world. The wood-pigeons, in turn, bring joy and a sense of wonder into Mary's life, and their presence becomes a source of comfort and companionship. "The Wood-Pigeons and Mary" beautifully portrays the connection between humans and nature, emphasizing the importance of empathy and kindness towards all living creatures. Through Mary's interactions with the wood-pigeons, young readers learn about the value of caring for animals in need and the rewards of forming special bonds with them. The story also highlights the beauty of the natural world and encourages children to explore and appreciate the wonders of the outdoors. It instills a sense of awe and respect for the creatures that share our environment and emphasizes the significance of coexisting with them harmoniously. In "The Wood-Pigeons and Mary," Mrs. Molesworth weaves a delightful tale that captures the innocence of childhood and the magical bond between a caring young girl and the gentle wood-pigeons she befriends in her garden."

The Wood-Pigeons And Mary

Mary Louisa S. Molesworth

Included in this volume: Lady Farquhar's Old Lady, Witnessed by Two, Unexplained and The Story of the Rippling Train.

John Strange Winter

Frances E. Crompton

DigiCat Publishing presents to you this special edition of "The Christmas Fairy, and Other Stories" by Mrs. Molesworth, John Strange Winter, Frances E. Crompton. DigiCat Publishing considers every written word to be a legacy of humankind. Every DigiCat book has been carefully reproduced for republishing in a new modern format. The books are available in print, as well as ebooks. DigiCat hopes you will treat this work with the acknowledgment and passion it deserves as a classic of world literature.

The Christmas Fairy, and Other Stories

It was getting very near to Christmas-time, and all the boys at Miss Ware's school were talking excitedly about going home for the holidays, of the fun they would have, the presents they would receive on Christmas morning, the tips from Grannies, Uncles, and Aunts, of the pantomimes, the parties, the never-ending joys and pleasures which would be theirs. ...

and other Stories

A Christmas Fairy

"Carrots," Just a Little Boy, And, A Christmas Child

And Other Stories

The Man with the Pan-pipes

The Little Old Portrait Later: Edmee, A Tale of the French Revolution

Fairies Afield" is a delightful children's book with kind and generous kids doing wonderfully lovely things, for which they receive magical prizes from fairies. It contains four charming stories. "Ask the Robin" deals with two orphaned sisters who need to survive on their own but may require help from fairies. "A Magic Table" is about three poor cousins who must earn the right to inherit their uncle's assets. "The Weather Maiden" revolves around a shy young girl having an awful time adapting to living with her aunt and uncle. "The Enchanted Trunks" deals with a girl who decides to travel with her cousin, but her main concern is being able to pack everything efficiently.

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