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The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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In memoriam George Paul Macdonell. 1895.
The British barbarians: a hill-top novel. 1895. A parody by H. D.
Traill, entitled The barbarous Britishers: a tip-top novel, pbd
1896.
The story of the plants. 1895, [1908] (as Plant life).
The woman who did. 1895.
Under sealed orders: a novel. 3 vols 1895.
Moorland idylls. 1896. Natural science.
A splendid sin. 1896.
An African millionaire: episodes in the life of the illustrious Colonel
Clay. 1897, 1980.
The evolution of the idea of God: an inquiry into the origins of religions.
1897, 1903 (rev and abridged), 1931.
Cities of Belgium. 1897.
Florence. 1897.
Paris. 1897, 1903 (4th edn, rev and enlarged).
Tom, unlimited: a story for children. 1897. Pbd under the pseud
‘Martin Leach Warborough’.
The type-writer girl. 1897. Pbd under the pseud ‘Olive Pratt Rayner’.
Flashlights on nature. New York 1898, London 1899.
Linnet: a romance. 1898.
The incidental Bishop. 1898.
Venice. 1898.
The European tour: a handbook for Americans and colonists. 1899.
Rosalba: the story of her development; with other episodes of the
European Movement, more especially as they affected the Monti
Berici, near Vicenza. 1899. Pbd under the pseud ‘Olive Pratt
Rayner’.
Miss Cayley’s adventures. 1899.
Twelve tales with a headpiece, a tailpiece, and an intermezzo: being
select stories chosen and arranged by the author. 1899.
Hilda Wade. 1900. First pbd in Strand Mag.
The natural history of Selborne, by Gilbert White. 1900. Ed Allen.
County and town in England, together with some annals of
Churnside. 1901. First pbd in Pall Mall Gazette 1881–2.
In nature’s workshop. 1901.
Selwyn Utterton’s nemesis. In Strange happenings, 1901.
Sir Theodore’s guest and other stories. Bristol 1902.
Evolution in Italian art. 1903, 1907, 1908.
The hand of God and other posthumous essays together with some
reprinted papers. 1909.
A few ephemeral works are unrecorded here.
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Harrison, F. Grant Allen: an address. 1899.
Clodd, E. Grant Allen: a memoir, with a bibliography. 1900.
Le Gallienne, R. In his Attitudes and avowals, 1910. [eh]
‘F. Anstey’, Thomas Anstey Guthrie 1856–1934
Bibliographies
Turner, M. J. A bibliography of the works of F. Anstey (Thomas
Anstey Guthrie). 1931 (priv ptd).
Collections
Humour and fantasy. 1931. Includes Vice versa; The tinted Venus; A
fallen idol; The brass bottle; The talking horse; Salted almonds.
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Vice versâ: or a lesson for fathers. 1882, 1883 (rev), 1894 (with addns).
Dramatised by E. Rose C (Gai 9 Apr 1883); French 1802.
The giant’s robe. 1884.
The black poodle and other tales. 1884.
The tinted Venus: a farcical romance. Bristol 1885, London 1898.
Dramatised as A vision of Venus, by H. Pleon. F. (Brit 20 Mar
1893). Dick 1025.
A fallen idol. 1886.
Burglar Bill and other pieces for the use of the young reciter. [1888],
[1892] (enlarged as Mr Punch’s young reciter); ed C. L. Graves 1931
(with Mr Punch’s model music-hall songs and dramas, below,as
The young reciter and model music-hall).
The pariah. 3 vols 1889.
Voces populi. 2 ser 1890–2. From Punch.
Tourmalin’s time cheques. Bristol [1891], 1905 (as The time bargain:
or Tourmalin’s cheque book), 1986 (as Tourmalin’s time cheques).
The travelling companions: a story in scenes. 1892, 1908. From
Punch.
Mr Punch’s model music-hall songs and dramas collected,
improved, and re-arranged from ‘Punch’. 1892; ed C. L. Graves
1931 (with Mr Punch’s young reciter, above, as The young reciter
and model music-hall).
The talking horse and other tales. 1892.
Mr Punch’s pocket Ibsen: a collection of some of the master’s bestknown
dramas condensed, revised and slightly re-arranged for
the benefit of the earnest student. 1893, 1895 (enlarged). Parodies.
The man from Blankley’s and other sketches. 1893. From Punch.
Under the rose: a story in scenes. [1894.] From Punch.
Lyre and lancet: a story in scenes. 1895.
The statement of Stella Maberly, written by herself. 1896. Anon.
Puppets at large: scenes and subjects from Mr Punch’s show. 1897.
Baboo Jabberjee BA. 1897. From Punch.
Love among the lions: a matrimonial experiment. [1898.] From Idler
Mag.
Paleface and Redskin, and other stories for boys and girls. [1898.]
The brass bottle. 1900. From Strand Mag. Dramatised 1911.
A Bayard from Bengal: being some account of the magnificent and
spanking career of Chunder Bindabun Bhosh . . .. 1902. From
Punch.
Only toys! 1903. From Strand Mag.
Salted almonds. 1906.
Winnie: an everyday story. In In a good cause, 1909.
Vice versâ, a farcical fantastic play in 3 acts. 1910.
The brass bottle, a farcical fantastic play in 4 acts. 1911 (H 13 Mar
1907).
In brief authority. 1915.
Percy and others: sketches mainly reprinted from Punch. 1915.
The last load: stories and essays. 1925.
The man from Blankley’s, a comedy of the early nineties. 1927.
(P. O. W. 25 Apr 1901; rev H. 24 Mar 1906).
Four Molière comedies, freely adapted. 1931.
Three Molière plays, freely adapted. 1933.
A long retrospect. 1936. [ls]
Sabine Baring-Gould 1834–1924
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The chorister: a tale of King’s College Chapel in the Civil Wars.
Cambridge [1854]. Anon.
The path of the just: tales of holy men and children. 1857.
Iceland: its scenes and sagas. 1863.
The book of were-wolves: being an account of a terrible superstition.
1865.
Post-mediaeval preachers: some account of the most celebrated
preachers of the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries; with outlines of
their sermons and specimens of their style. 1865.
Curious myths of the Middle Ages. 2 ser 1866–8.
The silver store, collected from mediaeval, Christian and Jewish
mines. 1868, 1887 (with addns), 1898 (with addns). Poems.
Through flood and flame: a novel. 3 vols 1868.
Curiosities of olden times. [1869.]
The origin and development of religious belief. 2 pts 1869–70.
In exitu Israel: an historical novel. 2 vols 1870, 1 vol New York 1871
(as Gabrielle André).