In a story by this author, a boy pretends that a woman trapped in a rain-water tank is the Devil when she offers him strawberry jam in return for help. In another story by this author, a girl claims that the protagonist once hid in an empty grave while being hunted by wild dogs near the Ganges. This author’s story (10[1])“The Lumber Room” appears in the collection Beasts and Superbeasts (10[3])alongside a story in which a woman pretending to be a governess makes children act out the rape of the Sabine women. A boy (10[1])sings “Bertie, why do you bound” in a story by this author that ends with the sentence “Romance at short notice was her speciality.” (10[1])In that story by this author, (10[1])Vera pretends that a group of returning hunters are ghosts to scare Framton Nuttle. For 10 points, name this humorous Edwardian author of “The Open Window.” (10[1])■END■ (10[1])