The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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A lovely fiend, and other stories. 1908.
Sarah’s mother. 1908. A later edn pbd as Colonel Tracy’s wife, 1910,
rptd 1914.
The school favourite. 1908. Illus.
The school queens. 1908. Illus.
Aylwyn’s friends. 1909. Illus.
Betty Vivian. 1909 (illus), rptd 1921.
Blue of the sea. 1909, rptd 1911.
Brother or husband. 1909, rptd 1910.
The fountain of beauty. 1909.
I will sing a new song. 1909.
The necklace of Parmona. 1909, rptd 1912.
The princess of the revels. 1909. Illus.
The pursuit of Penelope. 1909.
The stormy petrel. 1909.
Wild Heather. 1909, rptd 1911.
The ABC girl. 1910, rptd 1911.
Belinda Traherne. 1910.
Colonel Tracy’s wife. 1910, rptd 1914. Previously pbd as Sarah’s
mother, 1908.
A girl of to-day. 1910.
Lady Anne. 1910, rptd 1911.
Micah Faraday, adventurer. 1910.
Miss Gwendoline. 1910.
Nance Kennedy. 1910.
Pretty-girl and the others. 1910. Illus.
Rosa Regina. 1910. Illus.
A wild Irish girl. 1910. Illus.
A bunch of cousins, and The barn ‘boys’. 1911. Illus.
Desborough’s wife. 1911.
The doctor’s children. 1911 (illus), rptd 1927.
For dear Dad. 1911. Illus.
The girls of Merton College. 1911. Illus.
Mother and son. 1911.
‘Ruffles’. 1911, rptd 1914, 1920, 1935, 1939 (abridged).
The soul of Margaret Rand. 1911.
Twenty-four hours: a novel of to-day. 1911, rptd 1912.
Corporal Violet. 1912, rptd 1934.
The girl from Spain. 1912.
The great Lord Masareene. 1912, rptd 1914.
The house of black magic. 1912, rptd 1917.
Kitty O’Donovan. 1912 (illus), rptd 1927.
Lord and Lady Kitty. 1912, rptd 1913.
Love’s cross roads. 1912, rptd 1935, 1939 (abridged).
Peggy from Kerry. 1912. Illus.
The Chesterton girl graduates. 1913. Illus.
The girls of Abinger Close. 1913. Illus.
The girls of King’s Royal. 1913. Illus.
Once of the angels. 1913. Pbd under the pseud of ‘Evelyn Beacon’.
The passion of Kathleen Duveen. 1913 rptd 1921, 1935.
A band of mirth. 1914.
Elizabeth’s prisoner. 1914, rptd 1920, 1925.
A girl of high adventure. 1914.
Her happy face. 1914.
The queen of joy. 1914. Illus.
The darling of the school. 1915. Illus.
The daughter of a soldier. 1915. Illus.
Greater than gold. 1915, rptd 1917.
Jill the irresistible. 1915 (illus), rptd 1927.
Daughters of today. 1916, rptd 1921, 1923. Previously pbd as Engaged
to be married, 1889.
Hollyhock: a spirit of mischief. 1916. Illus.
Madge Mostyn’s nieces. 1916. Illus.
The maid indomitable. 1916.
Mother Mary. 1916. Illus. Previously pbd as The new Mrs Lascelles,
1901.
Better than riches. 1917. Illus.
The fairy godmother. 1917. Illus.
Collaborative works
Under the dragon throne. (With Robert K. Douglas) 1897.
A master of mysteries: the adventures of John Bell – ghost explorer.
(With Robert Eustace, i.e. Robert Eustace Barton) 1898 (illus),
rptd 1901. First pbd in Cassell’s Mag 1897.
The brotherhood of the seven kings. (With Robert Eustace) 1899
(illus), rptd 1900, 1903. First pbd in Strand Mag 1898.
The Gold Star Line. (With Robert Eustace) 1899. Illus.
The Sanctuary Club. (With Robert Eustace) 1900 (illus), rptd 1906.
First pbd in Strand Mag 1899 as ‘Stories of the Sanctuary Club’.
The lost square. (With Robert Eustace) 1902, rptd 1904.
The sorceress of the Strand. (With Robert Eustace) 1903 (illus). First
pbd in Strand Mag 1902–3. One of these stories, ‘Madame Sara’,
rptd in ‘The rivals of Sherlock Holmes: early detective stories’, ed
Hugh Greene, 1970.
The oracle of Maddox Street. (With Robert Eustace) 1904. First pbd
in Pearson’s Mag 1902.
This troublesome world. (With Clifford Halifax, i.e. Edgar
Beaumont) 1893, rptd 1901, 1905.
Stories from the diary of a doctor. (With Clifford Halifax) 1894
(illus), rptd 1910. First pbd in Strand Mag 1893.
Dr Rumsey’s patient. (With Clifford Halifax) 1896, rptd 1897.
Stories from the diary of a doctor: 2nd ser. (With Clifford Halifax)
1896, rptd 1901. First pbd in Strand Mag 1895.
Where the shoe pinches. (With Clifford Halifax) 1900.
A race with the sun. (With Clifford Halifax) 1901. Illus. Rptd in The
crooked counties: further rivals of Sherlock Holmes, ed Hugh
Greene, 1973, rptd 1976.
Stories from the diary of a doctor: 3rd ser. (With Clifford Halifax)
1901. First pbd in Strand Mag 1895.
Short stories
Jack Daring’s conqueror. Little snow-flakes, being the Sunday Mag
Christmas stories for the young. 1881.
The least of these my brethren. Sunday Mag 1881.
Little black sheep. Sunday Mag 1881.
Paths of peace. Sunday Mag Christmas no for 1881.
Behind the tapestry. Cassell’s Family Mag 10 1883–4.
Bluebell’s hero. Quiver Christmas Suppl 1884.
Bessie: a sketch. Quiver 1885.
The gems she wore. Sunday Mag 15 1886.
In the second place. Quiver 1890.
A bonnie creature. Sunday Mag 19 1890.
From two points of view. Parents’ Review 1 1890–1.
The yellow dragon vases. Atalanta 5 1891–2.
A young blue-stocking. Ludgate Monthly 2 1891–2.
The under dog. Sunday Mag 1892.
Aunt Cassandra. Young Woman 1 1892–3.
A golden fleece. Sunday Mag 22 1893.
A horrible fright. Strand Mag 8 1894, rptd in Strange tales from The
Strand, 1991.
The little old lady. Woman at Home 3 1894–5.
Stories from the diary of a court dressmaker. Woman at Home 3
1894–5. 7 stories.
Sally. Chambers’s Jnl 72 1895.
A very up-to-date girl. Woman at Home 4 1895–6.
A case of cross-purposes. Woman at Home 5 1895–6.
Rachel Merrick’s engagement. Young Woman 4 1895–6.
For fame and fortune: a series of short stories. Young Woman 5
1896–7. 12 stories.
A swift temptation. Temple Mag 2 1897–8.
The love adventures of Primrose Ward. Windsor Mag 7 1898.
The sloping desk. Young Woman 7 1899.
The cherub of Chancery Lane. Young Woman 8 1899–1900.