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The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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reviews: Nation (New York) 86 1908; Independent (New York)
70, 5 Jan 1911; Athenaeum 30 Nov 1912; [Newbolt, Henry] Book
Monthly 10, Jan 1913.
Songs from books. Verses that had previously appeared in prose
volumes, many expanded into poems of several stanzas. New
York 1912, Toronto 1912, London 1913 (containing additional
material).
reviews: Independent (New York) 74, 16 Jan 1913; Spectator 25
Oct 1913; Bookman 45, Dec 1913.
Twenty poems. 1918, Toronto 1918 (2 edns), London 1937 (limited
edn in aid of The Rudyard Kipling Memorial Fund). The sons of
Martha, For all we have and are, The holy war collected for the
first time although all previously pbd in mags and separate edns.
Kipling’s verse: inclusive edition 1885–1918. 1919, New York 1919,
London 1921 (2nd edn). Contains all the poems in Departmental
ditties and other verses 1899, Barrack-room ballads and other
verses 1892 (except When ’Omer smote ’is bloomin’ lyre), The
seven seas 1896, The five nations 1903, Songs from books 1913, The
years between 1919, and 13 additional poems previously pbd.
Uncollected verse: inclusive edition 1881–1922. Priv ptd and
without permission, for E. W. Martindell and E. A. Ballard, in
1922 in edn of 12 copies, containing many poems uncollected elsewhere,
some not by Kipling.
A Kipling anthology: verse. 1922, New York 1922.
Songs of youth. 1924, New York 1925.
A choice of songs. 1925 (with one unpbd poem).
Sea and Sussex. 1925 (with one ubpbd poem), New York 1926.
Songs of the sea. 1927 (with one poem rptd from periodical), New
York 1927.
Verse: inclusive edition, 1885–1926. 1927, New York 1927. Contains,
in addition to the poems in the edn of 1921, 8 poems from Land
and sea tales 1923, 19 poems and 2 scenes from Gow’s witch in
Debits and credits 1926, 1 poem from Songs of the sea, 6 poems
previously uncollected and 1 poem not previously pbd, also 2
chapter headings not previously included.
Selected poems. 1931.
East of Suez. 1931. A selection of stanzas from Departmental ditties
and other verses, Barrack-room ballads and The seven seas.
Verse: inclusive edition 1885–1932. 1933, Toronto 1933, New York
1934. Contains, in addition to the poems in the edn of 1927, verses
from Limits and renewals 1932, the verses from Brazilian
sketches 1927, and 12 miscellaneous poems.
reviews: Mercure de France 149, 15 July 1921; Bookman 61, Dec
1921; [le Gallienne, R.] Munsey’s Mag 68, Nov 1919, rptd in
Around the world with Kipling, 1926; [de Selincourt, B.] Observer
22 Oct 1933; TLS 14 Dec 1933; Bookman 85, Dec 1933.
Kipling: sixty poems. 1939. Contains 59 poems from all vols
through to Verse: inclusive edition 1933.
The definitive edition of Rudyard Kipling’s verse. 1940, New York
1940. Omits early and miscellaneous uncollected verse rptd only
in Sussex edn (vol 25) and Burwash edn (vol 28). Many of the
verses omitted from Schoolboy lyrics, Echoes etc are now collected
in Early verse, ed A. Rutherford, 1986. Other verses by
Kipling remain uncollected.
So shall ye reap: poems for these days. 1941.
A choice of Kipling’s verse. Ed T. S. Eliot 1941.
A Kipling anthology. Ed W. G. Bebbington 1964.
Selected verse. Ed J. Cochrane 1977.
Early verse by Rudyard Kipling. Ed A. Rutherford 1986.
Rudyard Kipling: the complete verse. Ed M. M. Kaye 1990.
Selected poetry. Ed C. Raine 1992.
Rudyard Kipling: selected poems. Ed P. Keating 1993.
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Schoolboy lyrics. Lahore 1881 (c. 50 copies priv ptd). Rptd in SBE
except The night before.
reviews: Book Buyer (New York) June 1899; Bookman (New
York) 10 Dec 1899.
Echoes, by two writers. Lahore 1884. 32 poems by Kipling, 7 by his
sister.
review: Colophon n.s. 111 no 3 1938.
Quartette, by four Anglo-Indian writers. Lahore 1885. Prose and
verse by Kipling, his sister and parents. 2 stories by Kipling subsequently
rptd; for 2 stories and 5 poems, no authorised reprint.
Departmental ditties and other verses. Lahore 1886 (1st edn, 26
poems); Calcutta 1886 (2nd edn, 5 additional poems); Calcutta
1888 (3rd edn, 10 additional poems); London 1890 (4th edn, 1st
Eng, 10 additional poems, excluding Diana of Ephesus never
included in later edns); London 1891 (6th edn, including a
Glossary); London 1897 (9th edn, illus); Calcutta 1898 (Thacker’s
deluxe edn); London 1899 (Newnes’s cheap edn); New York 1899;
London 1904 (Methuen’s 1st edn); tr Swed 1891, Du 1892, Ger 1895,
1915, Danish 1906, Fr 1907, 1908.
reviews: [Lang, A.] Longman’s Mag Oct 1886; [Hunter, Sir W.]
Acad 1 Sep 1888; Daily News (London) 15 Mar 1890; Athenaeum 26
Apr 1890; Critic 20 Dec 1890; Dial Feb 1891; Nation 16 Apr 1891;
Critic (New York) 12 Dec 1891; Acad 1 May 1897.
Plain tales from the hills. Calcutta 1888 (40 stories, 32 rptd from
Civil & Military Gazette); New York 1890 (with letter from
Kipling); London 1890; New York 1897 (1st Amer collected edn,
Outward Bound vol 1); 1897 (1st Eng collected edn); 1897 (Edition
de luxe vol 1); 1899 (Macmillan Uniform edn); Ed A. Rutherford,
Oxford 1987 (WCp); Ed H. R. Woudhuysen, London 1987 (Pen);
1994 (Pen).
reviews: Saturday Rev, 9 June 1888; [Lang, A.] Daily News 2 Nov
1889; [Ward, Mrs H.] The Times 25 Mar 1890; [Henley, W. E.] Scots
Observer 3 May 1890; Literary World (Boston) 10 May 1890;
Lippincott’s Monthly Mag (Philadelphia) Oct 1890; Nation (New
York) Dec 1890.
Soldiers three. Allahabad 1888, 1889 (2nd and 3rd Indian edns),
London 1890. 7 stories, 6 rptd from Week’s News, 1993 (Pen); tr Fr
1908, 1926.
reviews: Athenaeum 26 Apr 1890; Book Buyer n.s. 7, 9 Oct 1890;
Westminster Rev Dec 1890; Fortnightly Rev Nov 1891; Dial 1 Dec
1896; Spectator 23 Mar 1899.
The story of the Gadsbys. Allahabad 1888, 1889 (2nd Indian edn),
London 1890 (1st and 2nd Eng edns), New York 1890; tr Swed 1897,
Fr 1905, Sp 1923. 8 scenes, 6 rptd from Week’s News.
In black and white. Allahabad 1888, 1889 (2nd Indian edn), London
1890, New York 1897 (collected edn), London 1897 (collected edn);
tr Rus 1897, Fr 1909. 8 stories, 7 rptd from Week’s News.
reviews: Athenaeum 13 Sep 1890; [Whibley, C.] Scots Observer
20 Sep 1890.
Under the deodars. Allahabad 1888, 1889 (2nd edn), London 1890,
New York 1890; tr Fr 1910, 1925 (limited edn). 6 stories, 5 rptd
from Week’s News.
review: Saturday Rev 10 Aug 1889.
The phantom rickshaw and other stories. Allahabad 1888, 1889 (2nd
edn), London 1890. 4 stories rptd from Quartette and Week’s
News.
Wee Willie Winkie and other child stories. Allahabad 1888, 1889 (2nd
edn), London 1890, New York 1890, London 1989 (Pen); tr Swed
1908. 4 stories, 3 rptd from Week’s News.
review: Athenaeum 27 Dec 1890.
The courting of Dinah Shadd and other stories. 1890, New York
1890. With essay by A. Lang. 6 stories rptd from mags; 2nd edn
substitutes The record of Badalia Herodsfoot for The incarnation
of Krishna Mulvaney.
review: New York Herald 14 Sep 1890.
Departmental ditties, barrack-room ballads and other verses. New
York 1890. Rptd from Scots Observer and Eng Illus Mag.
The light that failed. London, New York, Sydney and Melbourne Jan