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Begumbagh); Aboard the Sea-mew; Under the tree-ferns; Violets
in the snow (later pbd with Dutch the diver); Nil des (later pbd
with Dutch the diver).
A book of fair women, edited by George Manville Fenn. [1873.]
Poems.
‘Ship ahoy!’: a yarn in thirty-six cable lengths. 1873 (Once a Week
Christmas Annual). Anon.
Sixty per cent: a domestic ditty. 1874 (Once a Week Christmas
Annual).
Jack in the box. 1875 (Once a Week Christmas Annual).
‘Land ahead!’: or leaves of shamrock. 1876 (Once a Week Christmas
Annual).
Thereby hangs a tale: a novel. 3 vols 1876.
A little world. 3 vols 1877, 1 vol [1882] (as Poverty Corner), [1907].
Pretty Polly: a farce in fyttes. 3 vols 1878.
Begumbagh: a tale of the Indian Mutiny, and other stories. 1879,
[1893] (with different stories). A variant edn of Begumbagh pbd in
Midnight webs as Smith’s ditty.
Goblin Rock: the tale of a light at sea. 1879 (Once a Week Christmas
Annual).
The parson o’ Dumford: a tale. 3 vols 1879, 1 vol [1883], 1906.
The clerk of Portwick: a tale. 3 vols 1880.
Adventures of working men. [1881], [1883] (as My patients).
Friends I have made. [1881], [1883] (as Cobweb’s father and other
tales).
Off to the wilds: being the adventures of two brothers. 1881.
The vicar’s people: a story of a stain. 3 vols 1881, 1 vol [1885], [1888].
Eli’s children: the chronicles of an unhappy family. 3 vols 1882.
Dutch the diver: or a man’s mistake. [1883]. Also contains 2 short
stories previously pbd in Midnight webs.
In the king’s name: or the cruise of the ‘Kestrel’. 1883.
Middy and ensign, or the jungle station: a tale of the Malay
Peninsula. 1883, 1910.
Nat the naturalist: or a boy’s adventures in the eastern seas. 1883,
1899, 1905, [1911], [1926].
The new mistress: a tale. 3 vols 1883, 1 vol 1891.
The golden magnet: a tale of the land of the Incas. 1884, 1901, [1934].
The Rosery folk: a country tale. 2 vols 1884.
The silver cañon: a tale of the western plains. 1884.
Sweet Mace: a Sussex legend of the iron times. 3 vols 1884, 1 vol
[1885].
Bunyip land: the story of a wild journey in New Guinea. 1885, [1894],
[1929].
The dark house: a knot unravelled. 1885.
Eve at the wheel: a tale of three hundred virgins. 1885.
Menhardoc: a story of Cornish nets and mines. 1885, [1894], 1911 (as
The boys of Menhardoc).
Morgan’s horror: a romance of the ‘West Countree’. 1885.
Some stained pages: a story of life. 3 vols 1885, 1 vol [1888] (as The
story of Antony Grace).
A terrible coward; and, Son Philip. [1885.]
Brownsmith’s boy. 1886, 1892.
The chaplain’s craze: being the mystery of Findon Friars. 1886.
Double cunning: the tale of a transparent mystery. 3 vols 1886, 1 vol
1886.
The Master of the Ceremonies: a novel. 3 vols 1886.
Patience wins: or war in the works. 1886, 1893.
The bag of diamonds. [1887.]
Devon boys: a tale of the north shore. 1887, 1905, [1930].
Lord John: or a search for gold. [1887.]
One maid’s mischief: a novel. 3 vols 1887.
This man’s wife: a novel. 3 vols 1887.
Yussuf the guide: being the strange story of the travels in Asia
Minor of Burne the lawyer, Preston the professor, and Lawrence
the sick. 1887, [1894].
Commodore Junk. 1888.
John Meade Falkner | George Manville Fenn
Dick o’ the Fens: a tale of the great east swamp. 1888, 1906, [1936].
In marine armour: being the adventures of Abel Dane. [1888], [1927].
The man with a shadow. 3 vols 1888.
Mother Carey’s chicken: her voyage to the unknown isle. 1888, 1893.
The traveller. Illustr J. Finnemore, ed G. C. Haité 1888. Poem.
Crown and sceptre: a West Country story. [1889], [1907].
A cure of souls. 1889 (Christmas no of Good Words).
The lass that loved a soldier. 3 vols 1889.
Of high descent: a novel. 3 vols 1889. Serialised in Good Words as
The haute noblesse.
Quicksilver: or the boy with no skid to his wheel. 1889, 1897.
Staunch: a story of steel. [1889], [1927] (as Staunch as steel).
Three boys: or the chiefs of the Clan Mackhai. 1889.
Three people’s secret: a tale of the faculty. [1889.]
Cutlass and cudgel. [1890], 1911, [1914].
A double knot: a novel. 3 vols 1890.
A fluttered dovecote. [1890], 1899.
Lady Maude’s mania: a tragedy in high life. 1890.
Mass’ George: or a boy’s adventures in the old savannahs. [1890.]
The mutiny of the ‘Helen Gray’. [1890.]
The Mynns’ mystery. 1890.
Burr junior: his struggles and studies at Old Browne’s school. [1891],
1916.
Mahme Nousie. 2 vols 1891.
‘Nolens volens’: or the adventures of Don Lavington. [1891], [1896]
(as The adventures of Don Lavington).
Princess Fédor’s pledge, and other stories. [1891.]
The Rajah of Dah. 1891.
Sawn off. 1891. Also contains The gilded pill.
Syd Belton: the boy who would not go to sea. 1891.
To the West. 1891.
The crystal hunters: a boy’s adventures in the higher Alps. [1892],
[1936].
The Dingo boys: or the squatters of Wallaby Range. 1892.
Gil the gunner: or the youngest officer in the East. [1892].
The Grand Chaco: a boy’s adventures in an unknown land. [1892],
[1907] (as Rob Harlow’s adventures), [1935].
King of the castle: a novel. 3 vols 1892.
The weathercock: being the adventures of a boy with a bias. [1892.]
The black bar. 1893.
Blue jackets: or the log of the Teaser. [1893], [1912].
In mid-air. [1893], [1924].
Nurse Elisia. 2 vols 1893.
Sail-ho!: or a boy at sea. [1893], [1907].
Steve Young: or the voyage of the ‘Hvalross’ to the icy seas. [1893],
[1910].
A sylvan courtship. [1893.]
Witness to the deed. 3 vols 1893.
First in the field: a story of New South Wales. [1894], [1936].
Fire Island: being the adventures of uncertain naturalists in an
unknown track. 1894.
In an alpine valley. 3 vols 1894.
A life’s eclipse. [1894.]
Real gold: a story of adventure. 1894.
The star-gazers. 3 vols 1894.
The tiger lily: a story of two passions. 2 vols 1894.
The vast abyss: being the story of Tom Blount, his uncles, and his
cousin Sam. [1894.]
The White Virgin. 2 vols 1894.
Cormorant Crag: a tale of the smuggling days. [1895], [1912], [1935].
Diamond Dyke, or the lone farm on the veldt: a story of South
African adventure. 1895.
An electric spark. 1895.
Planter Jack: or the cinnamon garden. [1895.]
The queen’s scarlet: being the adventures and misadventures of Sir
Richard Frayne. 1895.
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