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1883, London 1884, New York 1884, 1884 (Franklin Square Lib
359), 3 vols Leipzig 1884 (Tauchnitz), London 1888, 1891, 1984
(introd by J. Uglow).
reviews: [Townsend, Meredith] Spectator 22 Dec 1883; [Henley,
W. E.] Academy 5 Jan 1884; Daily News 11 Jan 1884; [Julia
Wedgwood] Contemporary Rev 45, Mar 1884.
The lady’s walk. First pbd Longman’s Mag Dec 1882–Jan 1883 and
Littell’s Living Age 20 Jan 1883. New York 1883 (Seaside Lib vol 84
no 1697), London 1897 (rev and expanded, also includes The
ship’s doctor, first pbd Good Words Apr 1868), 1898, 1900, 1905.
Sheridan. 1883 (EML), New York 1883, 1887, London 1889, 1889
(bound with J. A. Symonds’s Sidney and David Masson’s De
Quincey), New York 1894?, London 1896, New York nd [c. 1900s]
(Makers of Lit), New York 1901, London 1902 (Lib edn), New York
and London 1902, London and New York 1906, London 1909
(Pocket edn).
The wizard’s son. A novel. First pbd Littell’s Living Age 21 Apr–29
Dec 1883 and Macmillan’s Mag Nov 1882–Mar 1884. 3 vols 1884,
New York 1884, nd [1884] (Lovell’s Lib vol 6 no 326), 1884
(Franklin Square Lib), 3 vols Leipzig (Tauchnitz), London 1884,
1888, 1894.
review: Daily News 16 Aug 1884.
Sir Tom [sequel to The greatest heiress in England]. First pbd Bolton
Weekly Jnl and District News, and Farnsworth Weekly Jnl and
Observer 20 Jan–14 July 1883; Nottinghamshire Guardian 26
Jan–20 July 1883; Weekly Mail (Cardiff) 27 Jan–11 Aug 1883. New
York 1883 (Franklin Square Lib 327), nd [1883] (Lovell’s Lib vol 4
no 175), 1883 (Seaside Lib vol 84 no 1703), 3 vols London 1884, 1884,
1885, 1889, 1893.
Madam. First pbd Longman’s Mag Jan 1884–Jan 1885. New York
1884 (Franklin Square Lib 435), 3 vols London 1884 [30 Dec 1884], 3
vols 1885, 1885, New York 1885 (Seaside Lib Pocket Edn no 345),
London 1887 [reprint], 1891, 1892, 1894, 1901 (dramatised version
adapted by Mrs G. W. Steevens (Christina Rogerson) in A motley
crew).
reviews: Guardian 28 Jan 1885; The Times 28 May 1885.
Old lady Mary. First pbd Blackwood’s Mag Jan 1884 and Littell’s
Living Age 26 Jan–2 Feb 1884. Boston 1884, New York nd [1884],
Edinburgh and London 1885 (includes The open door (first pbd
Blackwood’s Mag Jan 1882 and Littell’s Living Age 4 Feb 1882),
collection titled Two stories of the seen and unseen. The open
door. Old lady Mary), 1890 (as preceding), 1902 (collection titled
Stories of the seen and the unseen, includes The open door, The
portrait (first pbd Blackwood’s Mag Jan 1885 and Littell’s Living
Age 31 Jan 1885), The library window (first pbd Blackwood’s Mag
Jan 1896 and Littell’s Living Age 1 Feb 1896), Old lady Mary),
Mokelumne Hill CA 1971 (as preceding); Boston 1889 (collection
titled Stories of the seen and unseen, includes Old lady Mary, The
open door, The portrait, A little pilgrim in the unseen, The little
pilgrim goes up higher, The little pilgrim in the seen and unseen,
The land of darkness, On the dark mountains), Boston 1900 (as
preceding); Boston 1907 (as preceding); Edinburgh 1985 (ed M. K.
Gray, Selected short stories of the supernatural, Assoc for Scottish
Literary Stud 15, includes The secret chamber, Earthbound, Old
lady Mary, The portrait, The land of darkness, The library
window).
The prodigals and their inheritance. First pbd Good Words
Christmas no 1884. New York nd [1885] (Seaside Lib 1919 and
Pocket Edn no 321), 2 vols London 1894 [reprint], 1905, 1906.
reviews: [Bennett, Arnold] Woman 30 Apr 1894; [Courtney, W.
L.] Daily Telegraph 4 May 1894; Daily Chron 16 May 1894.
Oliver’s bride: a true story. First pbd Bolton Weekly Jnl and District
News, and Newcastle Weekly Chron 18 Apr–9 May 1885;
Nottinghamshire Guardian 24 Apr–15 May 1885; Glasgow
Weekly Mail 6–27 June 1885; Carlisle Express and Examiner 9–28
Nov 1885. New York 1885 (pbd with Rhoda Broughton’s Mrs
Margaret Oliphant
Smith of Longmains and Thomas Hardy’s A mere interlude),
New York 1885 (Lovell’s Lib vol 12 no 602), London 1886 (added
ch), reserialisation in Darlington and Stockton Times 10–31 Oct
1891, 1895 [reprint], nd [c. 1900].
review: [Noble, James Ashcroft] Academy 13 Mar 1886.
A country gentleman and his family. First pbd Atlantic Monthly Jan
1885–Feb 1886. 3 vols London 1886, New York 1886, 1886
(Franklin Square Lib 507, retitled A country gentleman), 1886
(Lovell’s Lib vol 14 no 717, retitled A country gentleman), 1886
(Seaside Lib Pocket Edn 902), 2 vols Leipzig 1886 (Tauchnitz),
London and New York 1887, 1888, 1894, London nd [c. 1900]
(Success Club Lib), nd (Macmillan’s Colonial Lib 16).
reviews: [Noble, James Ashcroft] Academy 24 Apr 1886; Pictorial
World 20 May 1886; Guardian 2 June 1886.
Effie Olgilvie. The story of a young girl. First pbd Scottish Church
June 1885–May 1886. 2 vols Glasgow 1886, New York 1886, 1886
(Harper’s Handy ser 82), 1886 (Seaside Lib Pocket Edn 827),
Glasgow 1888, London nd (Macmillan’s Colonial Lib 27).
review: Glasgow Herald 17 Sep 1886.
A house divided against itself [sequel to A country gentleman and
his family]. First pbd Chambers’s Jnl 3 Jan–5 Dec 1885 and
Littell’s Living Age 31 Jan 1885–3 Jan 1886. 3 vols Edinburgh and
London 1886, New York 1886 (Franklin Square Lib 511), 1886
(Seaside Lib Pocket Edn 703), London nd (Macmillan’s Colonial
Lib 37).
reviews: Scotsman 11 Oct 1886; Spectator 20 Nov 1886.
A poor gentleman. First pbd Leisure Hour Jan–Dec 1886. New York
1886 (Seaside Lib Pocket Edn 902), 1887 (Lovell’s Lib vol 19 no
295), 1887, 3 vols London 1889.
review: [Noble, James Ashcroft] Spectator 27 July 1889.
The son of his father. First pbd Bolton Weekly Jnl and District News
17 Apr–23 Oct 1886; Farnworth Weekly Jnl and Observer 17
Apr–30 Oct 1886; Leigh Jnl and Times, Tyldesley Weekly Jnl and
Atherton Times, Pendlebury and Swinton Jnl, Eccles and
Patricroft Jnl 16 Apr–29 Oct 1886; Weekly Irish Times 24 Apr–23
Oct 1886. New York 1886 (Franklin Square Lib 554), 1886 (Lovell’s
Lib vol 17 no 381), 1886 (Seaside Lib Pocket Edn 880), 3 vols
London 1887, 1888, nd [1889], nd [c. 1893] (Popular Two Shilling
Novels), 1897.
review: [Townsend, Meredith] Spectator 16 July 1887.
The makers of Venice. Doges, conquerors, painters and men of
letters. 3 chs previously pbd as articles, including A soldier of
fortune (Blackwood’s Mag Apr 1885), A Venetian dynasty
(Contemporary Rev Aug 1886), Marco Polo (Blackwood’s Mag Sep
1887). London and New York 1887 (illustr R. R. Holmes), 1888 (2nd
edn) [2 reprints], 1889, 1891, 1892 (extra illustration), 1893, 1898,
1898, 1905, at least 9 further cheap edns pbd in New York (4), New
York and Boston, Chicago (2), Philadelphia and Springfield OH.
review: [Wilde, Oscar] Woman’s World 2, Mar 1888.
The second son. First pbd Atlantic Monthly Feb 1887–Feb 1888. T. B.
Aldrich, poet and editor of Atlantic Monthly, is listed as coauthor;
his minimal alterations were intended to limit Amer
piracy of Oliphant’s works. 3 vols 1888, 1888, New York 1888,
London 1894, nd (Macmillan’s Colonial Lib 63).
reviews: Pall Mall Gazette 20 Feb 1888; [Noble, James Ashcroft]
Spectator 25 Feb 1888.
Joyce. First pbd Blackwood’s Mag May 1887–Apr 1888. 3 vols 1888,
New York 1888, London 1889 (2nd edn), 1891, nd (Macmillan’s
Colonial Lib 71).
reviews: Br Weekly 11 May 1888; Saturday Rev 12 May 1888;
Guardian 30 May 1888.
A memoir of the life of John Tulloch. Edinburgh and London 1888,
1888 (2nd edn), 1889 (3rd edn).
Cousin Mary. First pbd Welcome Jan–Aug 1887. nd [1888] (illus),
1890, 1892, nd [1896].
The land of darkness. Along with some further chapters in the
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