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eviews: Literature July–Dec 1899; Spectator 28 Oct 1899;
Saturday Rev 11 Nov 1899; Acad 18 Nov 1899; Athenaeum 18 Nov
1899; Dial (Chicago) 16 Dec 1899; The Times 25 Dec 1899; [Payne,
H. G.] Bookbuyer Feb 1900; Lyttleton, E. Nat Rev Mar 1900;
Nation 29 Mar 1900; Canadian Mag Apr 1900; Ball, T. I. Guardian
11 Apr 1900 (letter); Critic July 1900; [Gwynn, S. L.] Edinburgh Rev
July 1900; Harper’s Weekly July 1900; Acad 21 July 1900.
Dick’s ordeal. In L. B. Walford et al, Life’s possibilities, 1899. Short
story.
review: Literature Dec 1899.
We twain. In The book of beauty – Era King Edward VII 1902,
Pearson’s Mag Jan–June 1903. Poem.
Moth and rust: together with Geoffrey’s wife and The pitfall. 1902;
‘and other stories’, New York 1902 (with addn of Let loose),
Leipzig 1903, London [1907], [1912]; tr Fr 1906. Geoffrey’s wife
first pbd Graphic Summer 1885, Let loose Temple Bar Apr 1890,
The pitfall Monthly Rev Dec 1901.
reviews: Athenaeum 6 Dec 1902; Monthly Rev Jan 1903.
Prisoners (fast bound in misery and iron). First pbd Lady’s Realm
Nov 1905–Oct 1906, American Mag Nov 1905–May 1906. 1906,
New York 1906, Toronto 1906, London [1908], 2 vols Leipzig
[listed in Tauchnitz Edn Complete List Sep 1910].
reviews: Acad Sep 1906; Stoddart, J. T. Bookman Oct 1906.
The lowest rung, with the Hand on the latch, St Luke’s summer and
The understudy. 1908, Leipzig (listed in Tauchnitz Edn Complete
List Sep 1910), as The hand on the latch, New York 1909. The
understudy first pbd Windsor Mag Dec 1907–May 1908, The
lowest rung Aug 1908, St Luke’s summer Cassell’s Mag 1908;
preface also pbd Pall Mall Mag July–Dec 1908 as The skeleton in a
novelist’s cupboard.
Notwithstanding. 1913, Leipzig 1913, as After all, New York 1913, 1915.
review: Bookman Nov 1913.
Polydore in England. In King Albert’s book: a tribute to the Belgian
king and people . . ., ed H. Caine, 1914. Essay.
Under one roof: a family record. 1918. Autobiography.
review: Bookman May 1918.
The romance of his life, and other romances. 1921. First pbd as The
romance of his life, Scribner’s Mag Aug 1909; Votes for men,
Cornhill Mag July 1909.
Contributions to periodicals
Geoffrey’s wife. Graphic Summer 1885; rptd in Moth and rust, 1902.
Short story.
The cottager at home. Murray’s Mag July–Dec 1889. Essay.
Let loose. Temple Bar Apr 1890, Living Age 17 May 1890; rptd in New
York edn of Moth and rust, 1902. Short story.
Run to earth. Monthly Packet Feb–Mar 1893. Short story.
A latter-day prophet. Temple Bar Dec 1894. Biography.
A day in Teneriffe. Monthly Packet Nov 1896, Chautauquan Sep
1901. Travel.
A second day in Teneriffe. Monthly Packet Dec 1896. Travel.
An art in its infancy. Monthly Rev June 1901, Living Age 27 July 1901,
Bookman (New York) Aug 1901. Essay on advertising.
The pitfall. Monthly Rev Dec 1901; rptd in Moth and rust, 1902.
Short story.
In the small hours. Lady’s Realm Dec 1907. Short story.
The skeleton in a novelist’s cupboard. Pall Mall Mag July–Dec 1908;
also pbd as Preface to The lowest rung, 1908. Essay.
Votes for men. Cornhill Mag July 1909, Harpers Bazaar Jan 1910;
rptd in The romance of his life, 1921. Short story.
Vicarious charities: a dialogue. Cornhill Mag July 1909. Essay.
The romance of his life. Scribner’s Mag Aug 1909; rptd in The
romance of his life and other romances, 1921. Short story.
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Obits: The Times 17 July 1925, 18 Aug 1925 (will); New York Times 16
July 1925.
Mary Cholmondeley | Lucy Clifford
[Gwynn, S. L.] Some recent novels of manners. Edinburgh Rev July
1900.
Lubbock, P. Mary Cholmondeley: a sketch from memory. 1928.
Kent, M. A novelist of yesterday. Cornhill Mag Feb 1935.
Colby, V. Devoted amateur: Mary Cholmondeley and Red pottage.
EIC Apr 1970.
Crisp, J. Mary Cholmondeley. Victorian Fiction Research Guide 6, St
Lucia, Queensland 1981. [jc]
Mrs William Kingdon Clifford, Sophia Lucy
Clifford, née Lane 1846–1929
For letters to and from Lucy Clifford, see LR. Notable collection in BL.
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Children busy, children glad, children naughty, children sad.
London 1881, New York 1881; tr Ger.
The dingy house at Kensington. New York 1882 (first pbd in Quiver
1872).
Anyhow stories: moral and otherwise. 1882 (contains The new
mother, rptd in Oxford book of modern fairy tales, ed A. Laurie,
1994), 1885 (as Anyhow stories for children and containing an
additional story Wooden Tony, rptd in Beyond the looking glass,
ed J. Cott, 1974).
Mrs Keith’s crime: a record. 1885, New York 1885, Leipzig 1893.
Under mother’s wing. 1885.
Very short stories and verses for children. 1886.
Love-letters of a worldly woman. 1891, Leipzig 1892, New York 1892,
Chicago 1894.
Aunt Anne. 2 vols Leipzig 1892, New York 1892, London 1893; tr Ger
1895.
The last touches and other stories. 1892, New York 1892, Leipzig
1893.
An interlude. 1893. With W. H. Pollock. Play.
Marie May or, changed aims. 1893.
A wild proxy. 1893, New York 1893, Leipzig 1893; tr Ger nd.
A flash of summer. New York 1894, London 1895, Leipzig 1896.
A grey romance. 1894.
A honeymoon tragedy. 1896. Play.
Mere stories. 1896, Leipzig 1909.
The dominant note, and other stories. New York 1897.
A woman alone. 1898, Leipzig 1901, New York 1901. Play.
A supreme moment. 1899; tr Ger 1889. Play.
The likeness of the night. 1900, New York 1900. Play.
A long duel. 1901, New York 1901. Play.
Woodside Farm. 1902, New York 1902 (as Margaret Vincent), Leipzig
1902.
The search-light. 1903, New York 1925. Play.
A honeymoon tragedy. 1904.
The getting well of Dorothy. 1904, Leipzig 1907, New York 1917; tr
Du nd.
The modern way. 1906, Leipzig 1907.
The shepherd’s purse. 1906. Play.
Proposals to Kathleen. New York 1908.
Plays: Hamilton’s second marriage; Thomas and the princess; The
modern way. 1909, New York 1910.
Sir George’s objection. 1910, New York 1910, Leipzig 1925.
George Wendern gives a party, by John Inglis (pseud). New York 1912.
The house in Marylebone; a chronicle. 1917.
Mr Webster, and others. 1918.
Miss Fingal. 1919, New York 1919, Leipzig 1928.
Eve’s lover, and other stories. New York 1924, Leipzig 1924.
Letters
M. Demoor and M. Chisholm, Bravest of women and finest of
friends: Henry James’s letters to Lucy Clifford. Eng Literary Stud
80, Summer 1999.
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