Gaskell

[ gas-kuh l ]

/ ˈgæs kəl /

noun

Mrs.Elizabeth Cleghorn Stevenson Gaskell, 1810–65, English novelist.

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Examples from the Web for gaskell

Mrs. Gaskell, writing in the life and for the eyes of Mr. Brontë, speaks of his unwearied care, his devotion in the night-nursing.
Emily Bront|A. Mary F. (Agnes Mary Frances) Robinson
Mrs. Gaskell quotes the passage with no consciousness of anything amiss.
Hearts of Controversy|Alice Meynell
Meanwhile the earl was addressing his son, whose hand was being bandaged by Gaskell.
The Lion's Skin|Rafael Sabatini
I was not surprised when Kennedy proposed, as the next move, to revisit the cellar in the apartment next to Gaskell's house.
The Social Gangster|Arthur B. Reeve

Mrs. Gaskell says, indeed, that their regular tasks were given by himself.
The Bront Family, Vol. 1 of 2|Francis A. Leyland

British Dictionary definitions for gaskell

Gaskell

/ (ˈɡæskəl) /

noun

Mrs. married name of Elizabeth Cleghorn Stevenson. 1810–65, English novelist. Her novels include Mary Barton (1848), an account of industrial life in Manchester, and Cranford (1853), a social study of a country village

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