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The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Bits of old Chelsea. 1894. With Lionel Johnson.
Prose fancies. 2 ser 1894–6.
Robert Louis Stevenson and other poems. 1895.
The quest of the golden girl. 1896.
Retrospective reviews. 2 vols 1896.
If I were God. 1897.
Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám: a paraphrase. 1897.
The romance of Zion Chapel. 1898.
The worshipper of the image. 1899.
Sleeping Beauty and other prose fancies. 1900.
The beautiful lie of Rome. 1900.
Rudyard Kipling. A criticism. 1900.
Travels in England. 1900.
The life romantic. 1901.
Perseus and Andromeda: the story retold. New York 1903.
Odes from the Divan of Hafiz freely rendered. 1903.
An old country house. 1903.
The burial of Romeo and Juliet. 1904.
How to get the best out of books. 1904.
Romances of old France. New York 1905.
Omar repentant. 1908. Poems.
Painted shadows. 1908.
Little dinners with the Sphinx and other prose fancies. 1909.
Attitudes and avowals, with some retrospective reviews. 1910.
New poems. 1910.
Orestes: a tragedy. New York 1910.
The loves of the poets. New York 1911.
October vagabonds. 1911.
The maker of rainbows, and other fairy-tales and fables. 1912.
The lonely dancer and other poems. 1914.
The highway to happiness. 1914.
Vanishing roads and other essays. 1915.
The silk-hat soldier and other poems. 1915.
Pieces of eight. 1918.
The junk man and other poems. New York 1920.
A jongleur strayed. New York 1922.
Old love stories retold. 1924.
The romantic nineties. 1926; ed H. M. Hyde 1952.
There was a ship. [New York] 1930.
Le Gallienne also edited Hazlitt’s Liber Amoris, 1893, A. H. Hallam’s
Poems, 1893, and Walton’s Compleat angler, 1896, and translated
Wagner’s Tristan into verse, 1909.
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Archer, W. In his Poets of the younger generation, 1902.
Bertha Leith-Adams, Laffan, Bertha Jane de
Courcy 1837–1912
Ms collections in NLS (Blackwood Papers).
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Nancy’s work, a church story. 1876. Novel.
Winstowe. 1877. Novel.
Georgie’s wooer. New York 1878.
Madelon Lemoin. 1879, 1885, Philadelphia 1879, 1887. Novel.
My land of Beulah. 1880, 1890, 1891, Philadelphia 1891, 1894. Short
stories.
Aunt Hepsy’s foundling. New York 1880, London 1881, [1884],
Philadelphia 1887. Novel.
Cosmo Gordon. 1882. Novel.
Expiated and other stories. 1882.
Geoffrey Stirling. 1883, 1885, 1893, 1905, Philadelphia 1887, 1894.
Novel.
Lady Deane. 1882. Short stories.
My brother Sol. 1883. Short stories.
A song of jubilee, and other poems. 1887, 1890. Poetry.
The great bank robbery. 1889.
Louis Draycott. 1889, 1890, 1893. Novel.
review: Athenaeum 11 Jan 1890.
Bonnie Kate: a story from a woman’s point of view. 1891, 1894. Novel.
review: Athenaeum 25 July 1891.
A garrison romance. 1892, 1895. Novel.
review: Athenaeum 27 Feb 1892.
The Peyton romance. 1892, 1895. Novel.
The cruise of the Tomahawk; the story of a summer’s holiday in
prose and rhyme, by Mrs R. S. de Courcy Laffan, assisted by
‘Stroke’ and ‘Bow’. 1892.
Colour-Sergeant No 1 Company. 2 vols 1894, 1897, 1903. Novel.
The old pastures: a story of the woods and fields. 1895. Novel.
The prince’s feathers. 1899. Novel.
Accessory after the fact. 1899. Short stories.
Cruel calumny. 1901. Short stories.
The dream of her life. 1902. Short stories.
What Hector had to say. 1902. Short stories.
The Vicar of Dale End. 1902. Novel.
Their experiment. 1904. Plays and songs.
Poems. 1907.
Dreams made verity. 1910. Essays and stories.
The story of the brotherhood of hero dogs. 1910.
Short plays and a memory. 1912.
Contributions to periodicals
La Tarentule. A memory. Centennial June 1890.
A simple hero. Serialised in The Oakleaf (newsletter of the 22nd
Cheshire Regiment), vol 1, Oct–Dec 1896.
Leith-Adams contributed to All the Year Round, edited the Kensington
Mag, and in 1900 pbd the famous song, ‘Good-bye, Daddy’. She lectured, e.g.
on fictional literature as a calling for women, at the Sesame Club (rptd in
Dreams made verity, 1910).
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In Helen C. Black, Notable Women authors of the day. Glasgow 1893.
Blain, V., P. Clements and I. Grundy (ed). The feminist companion to
literature in English. New Haven CT and London 1990.
Sutherland, J. The Longman companion to Victorian fiction. 1988.
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Mary Linskill, ‘Stephen Yorke’ 1840–91
Ms correspondence, publishers’ agreements, registration certificate held at BL
and NLS. Small section of diary (c. 1 year) held by Whitby Literary and
Philosophical Soc.
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Tales of the North Riding by Stephen Yorke (Cornborough Vicarage,
Theo’s escape, Squire Hesildene’s sorrow, Taught by adversity,
Thorpe-Houe Farm). 2 vols 1871, 1893 (new edn 1 vol), 1902, 1904.
review: Athenaeum 3 June 1871.
Cleveden by Stephen Yorke. 2 vols 1875, 1892 (new edn 1 vol), 1900,
1909, 1980.
reviews: Athenaeum 1 Jan 1876; Graphic 1 Jan 1876; Spectator 2
Dec 1876.
Carl Forrest’s faith. 1883.
reviews: Athenaeum 27 Oct 1883; Spectator 24 Nov 1883.
Between the heather and the northern sea. Serialised in Good
Words 25 1884. 3 vols 1884, 1890 (new edn 1 vol), 1891, 1893, 1899,
1903.
reviews: Acad 29 Nov 1884; Athenaeum 29 Nov 1884; Saturday
Rev 3 Jan 1885; Graphic 17 Jan 1885.
The magic flute. 1884.
reviews: Acad 18 Oct 1884; Athenaeum 8 Nov 1884; Spectator 8
Nov 1884.
A lost son, and The glover’s daughter. 1885. A lost son serialised in