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Late Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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taining a portion of scripture and verses for every day in the year.
1881.
Swiss letters and Alpine poems. Ed her sister, J. Miriam Crane, [1881].
Threefold praise and other pieces. Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne
[1881], [1888].
Messages for life’s journey. Ed and arranged by Jane Peck [1882?],
10th thousand 1883. Prose and verse.
Footprints and ‘Living songs’. Ed the Rev Charles Bullock [1883].
Life echoes: with a few selected pieces by William Henry Havergal.
1883.
Ivy leaves. Selections from the poems of Frances Ridley Havergal.
With an introd by Frances A. Shaw. 1884.
Songs of the master’s love. [1885.]
Coming to the King. Hymns by Frances Ridley Havergal and others.
[1886.]
Fern fronds. Texts and verses for morning and evening. obl 16 o
[1886.]
Fulness of joy. [1886.]
Grasses. Texts and verses for morning and evening. obl 16 o [1886].
Rose petals. Texts and verse for morning and evening. obl 16 o [1886].
Seaweeds. Texts and verses for morning and evening. obl 16 o [1886].
Silver streams. [1886.]
Streamlets of song for the young. Collected by her sister [J. Miriam
Crane] 1887. Includes list of life and works.
Bells across the snow. [1890.]
Winging Heavenward. Scripture texts and poems for a month.
Selected by Cecilia Havergal. [1890.] 8 poems.
A service of suffering, or leaves from the biography of Mrs
Croad . . . with extracts from her writings. Also poems by the late
Miss F. R. Havergal, and other friends . . .. [1892] (2nd edn).
Mottoes for the months. [1893.]
Red letter days. A register of anniversaries and birthdays. [1893.]
Forget me nots of promise. [1895.]
Gems from Havergal. Poetry selected by Frances A. Shaw. [1912.]
Gems from Havergal. Prose selected by Beatrice Havergal Shaw.
[1912.]
Darlow, T. H. Frances Ridley Havergal. A Saint of God. A new
memoir. With a selection of extracts from her prose and verse.
1927.
The Havergal–Murray daily text book, with scripture texts and
selected verses from Frances Ridley Havergal and Charlotte
Murray. [1927.]
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Poetry
The ministry of song. 1869, [1871] (2nd edn), 1872 (3rd edn), New
York 1872, London 1874 (5th edn), 68th thousand 1882.
review: Baptist Messenger Nov 1869.
Under the surface. 1874, 1876 (3rd edn), rptd 1910.
review: Br Quart Rev 60, July 1874.
Loyal responses, or daily melodies for the king’s minstrels. 1878,
20th thousand 1879.
Life mosaic: the ministry of song and under the surface. 1879.
review: Athenaeum 1 Mar 1879.
Songs of peace and joy. Music by Charles H. Purdey. Words selected
from The ministry of song and Under the surface. 1879.
Under his shadow. The last poems of Frances Ridley Havergal. 1879,
50th thousand 1882.
Prose
Bruey: a little worker for Christ. 1873 (2nd edn).
review: Gospel Mag July 1873.
The approaching mission services. By a lady. Ed Rev A. W. Thorold
[1874].
Little pillows; or, good-night thoughts for the little ones. 1875,
108th thousand 1882, [1929] as A book of good-night thoughts.
Morning bells; or waking thoughts for the little ones. 1875.
My king, or daily thoughts for the king’s children. 1877.
Royal Beauty; or evening thoughts for the king’s guests. 1877, 1880
(ch 19 as Most blessed forever and other extracts).
Morning commandments; or morning thoughts for the king’s servants.
1877.
The royal invitation, or daily thoughts on coming to Christ. 1878,
25th thousand 1879.
Kept for the master’s use. 40th thousand 1879; 50th thousand 1880;
rptd as Meet for the master’s use [1942].
Morning stars; or names of Christ for his little ones. 1879.
Echoes from the word for the Christian year. [1880], 9th thousand
[1882]. First appeared as monthly papers for Day of Days during
1879. Also pbd in Home Words.
All things. 1880. (From an address to the YWCA at Plymouth 1878.)
‘Him with whom we have to do’. A Bible motto for 1880. [1880.]
Ben Brightboots, and other true stories, hymns and music. [1882.]
My Bible study: for the Sundays of the year. [1882.]
Specimen-glasses for the king’s minstrels. [1882.] Papers on hymns
and hymn writers.
Starlight through the shadows, and other gleams from the king’s
word. [1882.]
The four happy days. 1883. Tale and hymns.
Life echoes, with a few selected pieces by W. H. Havergal. 1883.
Royal gems and wayside chimes for the months of the year. [1884.]
Holiday work. Paisley [1886]. Essay.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative work
Songs of grace and glory, for private, family and public worship:
hymnal treasures of the church of Christ, from the sixth to the
nineteenth century. 1871, 28th thousand 1873. With Charles B.
Snepp. (Havergal’s name does not appear on the title page; her
assistance is documented in her letters, and acknowledged in
Snepp’s preface.)
Lilies and shamrocks. 2 poems and letters. 4th thousand [1883]. With
C. W. Ashby.
Havergal’s work appeared in Children’s Hour, Christian Standard,
Church of England Mag, Day of Days, Good Words, Home Words,
Our Own Fireside, and Sunday School World.
Letters
Swiss letters and Alpine poems. Ed her sister, J. Miriam Crane, [1881].
Letters by the late Frances Ridley Havergal. Ed her sister, M. V. G. H.,
1885.
review: Athenaeum 21 Nov 1885.
Treasure trove. Extracts from unpbd letters and Bible notes. [1886.]
Comp by Frances A. Shaw [niece].
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Biographies
Memorials of Frances Ridley Havergal. By her sister, M. V. G. H.,
1881, 117th thousand 1882, 250th thousand [1885].
Grierson, J. Frances Ridley Havergal: Worcestershire hymnwriter.
1979. [rs]
Alfred Hayes 1857–1936
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The last crusade and other poems. Birmingham 1887.
Welcome to the queen. Birmingham 1887.
David Westren. Birmingham ‘1888’ [1887].
The march of man and other poems. 1891.
A fellowship in song: Hayes, Richard Le Gallienne, Norman Gale. 3
pts Rugby 1893.
The vale of Arden and other poems.‘1895’ [1894], Birmingham 1897.
The cup of quietness. 1911.
Simon de Montfort: an historical drama in five acts. 1918.
Boris Goduno, by Pushkin, rendered into English verse. [1918.]