 She died at Runton near Cromer in Norfolk, and is buried in Upper Sheringham churchyard.Her way of simplifying religious ideas for very small children was criticised by some contemporaries, and to readers now her piety is unpalatable or amusing and her descriptions of other cultures are marred by unpleasant stereotypes; however, to the student of nineteenth-century children's literature, her texts are instructive.Her Latin text book "Latin Without Tears" is described by language educator Evan der Millner as "a unique and highly effective textbook for learning Latin from scratch, or revising and improving rusty Latin Skills".