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Nesbit

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Nes·bit  (nzbt), E(dith) 1858-1924.
British writer of children's books best known for her modern fairy tales and fantasies, notably Five Children and It (1902). She was a founder of the socialist Fabian Society.
Nesbit [ˈnɛzbɪt]
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(Biographies / Nesbit, E(dith) (1858-1924) F, British, WRITING: children's author) E(dith). 1858-1924, British writer of children's books, including The Phoenix and the Carpet (1904) and The Railway Children (1906)
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Nesbit was not more than twenty-five, very small, with a pleasant, ugly face; she had very bright eyes, high cheekbones, and a large mouth: the excessive contrasts of her colouring reminded one of a portrait by one of the modern French painters; her skin was very white, her cheeks were very red, her thick eyebrows, her hair, were very black.
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