A series of novels set in one of these places consists of deliberately misspelled diary entries and originated the phrase "as any fule kno." The author of an autobiographical essay claims to have a "prejudice against Sussex" for containing one of these places, and criticizes these places for asking people to be "a Christian and a social success, which is impossible." These places, the setting of the Molesworth series and "Such, Such Were the Joys," include (10[1])one (-5[1])in which a kind woman offers seed-cake to the protagonist and a character later forced to wear a sign reading "Slattern." At one (10[1])of these places, a girl is forced to (10[1])stand on a stool by Mr. Brocklehurst. (10[3])After she dies (10[1])at one of these places, a tablet reading "Resurgam" marks the grave of Helen Burns. For 10 points, name these institutions that include Lowood in Jane Eyre. ■END■ (10[1])