The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Late Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Lays and legends. 2nd ser (verses) 1892.
Grim tales. 1893.
Something wrong. 1893.
The Marden mystery. Chicago 1894.
Pussy tales. 1895.
Doggy tales. 1895.
Rose leaves. 1895.
A pomander of verse. 1895, Chicago 1895.
As happy as a king. 1896.
In homespun. 1896, Boston 1896. Vol 22 in the Keynote ser.
The children’s Shakespeare, no 1532. Ed E. Vredenburg 1897;
Philadelphia 1900. Reissued in 1910 as Children’s stories from
Shakespeare, and in 6 vols as The Gem Shakespeare Library
[1914?]. For details, see 1910, below.
Royal children of English history. 1897.
Songs of love and empire. 1898.
Pussy and doggy tales. 1899, New York 1900. A combined edn of the
two 1895 vols, with new material.
The story of the treasure seekers, being the adventures of the
Bastable family in search of a fortune. Illustr G. Browne (15) and
L. Baumer (2) 1899, New York 1899. Rptd often, then reissued
both separately and as 1st pt of The complete story of the Bastable
family, 1929, with later reprintings; reset with original illustrations
1958; new edn with illustrations by C. Leslie 1958 (Pen); pbd
together with The would-be-goods, illustr S. Einzig, with introd
by N. Streatfield, 1966 (Nonesuch Cygnet).
The secret of Kyriels. 1899, Philadelphia 1899.
The book of dragons, illustrated by H. R. Millar, with decorations by
H. Granville Fell. London and New York 1900, rptd 1901.
Nine unlikely tales for children. Illustr H. R. Millar (8), C.
Shepperson (20), frontispiece by M. Bowley, 1901, New York 1901.
Rptd often up to 1928, then taken over by Ernest Benn, and
further rptd.
The would-be-goods, being the further adventures of the treasure
seekers. Illustr A. H. Buckland (17) and J. Hassell (2) 1901, New
York 1901. Often rptd; reset with the original illustrations 1958;
new edn, illustr C. Leslie, 1958 (Pen); pbd with The treasure
seekers, illustr S. Einzig, with introd by N. Streatfield, 1966
(Nonsuch Cygnet).
To wish you every joy. 1901.
Thirteen ways home. 1901.
The revolt of the toys, and what comes of quarrelling. 1902, New
York 1902.
Five children and it. Illustr H. R. Millar 1902, New York 1905. Often
rptd. Reset with the original illustrations 1957; new edn with the
original illustrations 1959 (Pen).
The red house. Illustr A. L. Kellar 1902, New York 1902. Several
reprints.
The rainbow queen, and other stories. 1903.
Playtime stories. 1903.
The literary sense. 1903, New York 1903.
The phoenix and the carpet. Illustr H. R. Millar 1904, New York
1904. Often rptd. Facs of 1st edn 1956; new edn with the original
illustrations 1959 (Pen).
The new treasure seekers. Illustr G. Browne (31) and L. Baumer (2)
1904, New York 1904. Often rptd. Reset with illustrations by C. W.
Hodges 1949; new edn with original illustrations 1958 (Pen).
The story of the five rebellious dolls. 1904, New York 1904.
Pug Peter and other stories for boys and girls. Leeds and London
1905. Anon.
Oswald Bastable and others. Illustr C. E. Brock (7) and H. R. Millar
(13) 1905.
The rainbow and the rose. London, New York and Bombay 1905.
The story of the amulet. Illustr H. R. Millar 1906, New York 1906.
Often rptd; reset with the original illustrations 1957; new edn
with original illustrations 1959 (Pen).
The railway children. Illustr C. E. Brock 1906, New York 1906. Often
rptd; new edn 1948; new edn with original illustrations 1960
(Pen); new edn, illustr P. Kay, 1989.
The incomplete amorist. Illustr C. F. Underwood 1906, New York
1906.
Man and maid. 1906.
The enchanted castle. Illustr H. R. Millar 1907, New York 1907. Often
rptd; facs of 1st edn 1957; reset edn, illustr L. Lamb, 1957.
Twenty beautiful stories from Shakespeare . . . retold by E. N. Ed E.
T. Roe, Chicago 1907, rptd 1926.
The old nursery stories. 1908. No. 1 of The Children’s Bookcase ser
(later books in the series were by other authors).
The house of Arden, a story for children. Illustr H. R. Millar 1908,
New York 1909. Often rptd; reset edn, illustr D. E. Walduck, 1949.
Jesus in London, a poem. 1908.
Ballads and lyrics of socialism 1883 to 1908. 1908 (pbd for the Fabian
Soc).
Harding’s luck. Illustr H. R. Millar 1909, New York 1910. Several
reprints; reset edn, illustr D. E. Walduck, 1949.
These little ones. Illustr S. Pryse 1909.
Cinderella, a play with twelve songs to popular airs. 1909.
Daphne in Fitzroy Street. 1909, New York 1909 (as The house with
no address), rptd London 1914 with the revised title.
Garden poems. London and Glasgow 1909.
The magic city. Illustr H. R. Millar 1910. Further reprints.
Children’s stories from Shakespeare, with When Shakespeare was a
boy by Dr F. J. Furnivall. 1910, Philadelphia 1912. A reissue of the
1897 vol with new title and illustrations; rptd in The Gem
Shakespeare Lib 6 vols [1914?].
Fear. 1911.
The wonderful garden, or the three C’s. Illustr H. R. Millar 1911.
Further rptd.
Ballads and verses of the spiritual life. 1911.
Dormant. 1911, New York 1912 (as Rose Royal).
The magic world. Illustr H. R. Millar (21) and S. Pryse (3), London
and New York 1912; 1924 (2nd impression); further rptd.
Our new story book. 1913, New York 1913.
Wet magic. Illustr H. R. Millar 1913; further reprints.
Wings and the child, or the building of magic cities. 1913, New York
1913.
The incredible honeymoon. New York 1916, London 1921.
The New World Literary Series, book two. Ed H. C. Wylde, London
and Glasgow 1921.
The lark. 1922.
Many voices. 1922.
To the adventurous. 1923.
Five of us, and Madeleine. 1925, New York 1926; 2nd impression
London 1926; further rptd.
The Bastable children. Preface by C. Morley, New York 1925. A
reprint of the 3 Bastable books. Often rptd. English edn pbd
under the title Complete history of the Bastable family, with
illustrations by G. Brown, L. Baumer, A. H. Buckland and J.
Hassall, 1928.
Undated works
Fading light. Illustr A. Warne Browne and W. Hagelberg, London
and New York.
May-time and play-time. London and New York.
Miss Mischief. London and New York c. 1891.
Off to fairyland. London and New York.
Fairies. London. A shaped book.
Sunnylands. London and New York.
Bright eyes. London and New York. A book in the shape of a
butterfly.
Songs of the cornfield. London. A book in the shape of a straw hat
and sickle.