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Louisa Sarah Ann Taylor was born in London in about 1848. She was brought up in Plymouth as her father was a Naval officer
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Louisa Sarah Ann Taylor was born in London in about 1848. She was brought up in Plymouth as her father was a Naval officer
Her first published writing was a success. lieutenant was published in English in 1868 in the evangelical magazine Good Words as "How it all happened" and the story was soon reprinted in French and later in German. The English version was also printed as an American pamphlet.
The story was issued under the pen name of Mrs Olinthus Lobb but for most of her work she used her own name.
The following year Dorothy Fox, her first novel, was published. The story of Quaker life was another success and an American publisher paid her an advance of £300 against her next novel.
Her next two novels were published in 1874 and 1875 but neither of them were very successful. Her next novel was titled Adam and Eve and this was another success in 1880.
This novel recalled her nautical childhood.
lieutenant was set in Cornwall where the protagonist "Adam" lives and smuggles. The "Eve" in the book"s title is the name of Adam"s cousin who lives in London. The stories in this novel were based on fact as she re-used situations recorded in the History of Polperro which was written by Jonathan Couch in 1871.
The dialect used in the novel was used as a source for Cornish English by Joseph Wright in his English Dialect Dictionary.
Parr published several other books, but none was as successful as her "tour de force", Adam and Eve. Her books were written with style and humour that dealt pointedly with the oppression of women.
Her last novel,, told the story of a woman looked down on by her lover and his ill-mannered family. lieutenant was published in 1893.
In 1897, Women Novelists of Queen Victoria"s Reign was published and this included a short biography written by Parr about her fellow writer Dinah Mulock Craik.
Parr died at her home in London in 1903 leaving £6,400.
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