- A
governess is a term for a
woman emplo**** as a
private tutor, who
teaches and
trains a
child or
children in
their home. A
governess often lives in the...
- The
Governess is a 1998
British period drama film
written and
directed by
Sandra Goldbacher. The
screenplay focuses on a
young Jewish woman of Sephardic...
-
Macmillan in New York City and
Heinemann in London. The
novella follows a
governess who,
caring for two
children at a
remote country house,
becomes convinced...
- The
China Governess is a
crime novel by
Margery Allingham,
first published in 1963, in the
United Kingdom by
Chatto & Windus, London. It is the seventeenth...
- Look up governor,
governess, or
gubernatorial in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
governor is an
administrative leader and head of a
polity or political...
- "The
Little Governess" is a 1915
short story by
Katherine Mansfield. It was
first published in
Signature on 18
October 1915
under the pen name of Matilda...
- A
governess cart is a
small two-wheeled horse-drawn cart.
Their distinguishing feature is a
small tub body, with two
opposed inward-facing seats. They...
- The
Governess of the
Children of
France (sometimes the
Governess of the
Royal Children) was an
office at the
royal French court during pre-Revolutionary...
- Crawford, CVO (5 June 1909 – 11
February 1988) was a
Scottish educator and
governess to
Princess Margaret and
Princess Elizabeth (the ****ure
Queen Elizabeth...
- The
Governess; or, The
Little Female Academy (published 1749) by
Sarah Fielding is the
first full-length
novel written for children. As such and in itself...
