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The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Leonard Merrick, originally Miller 1864–1938
Bibliographies
Danielson, H. In his Bibliographies of modern authors, 1921.
Collections
The call from the past, and other stories. [1910], 1924.
Works. 12 vols 1918–19. Introd to each vol by M. Hewlett, W. D.
Howells, N. Munro, H. G. Wells et al.
A chair on the boulevard. [1919.]
The Leonard Merrick omnibus. 1950.
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Mr Bazalgette’s agent. 1888.
Violet Moses. 3 vols 1891.
The man who was good: a novel. 2 vols 1892.
This stage of fools. 1896.
Cynthia: a daughter of the Philistines. 2 vols 1896, 1897.
One man’s view. 1897.
The actor manager. 1898.
The worldlings. 1900.
When love flies out o’ the window. 1902.
Conrad in quest of his youth: an extravagance of temperament.
1903.
The quaint companions. 1903.
Whispers about women. 1906.
The House of Lynch. 1907.
The man who understood women, and other stories. 1908.
All the world wondered, and other stories. 1911.
The position of Peggy Harper. 1911.
While Paris laughed; being pranks and passions of the poet
Tricotrin. [1918.]
To tell you the truth. [1922.]
Four stories. 1925.
The little dog laughed. [1930.]
‘Henry Seton Merriman’, Hugh Stowell Scott
1862–1903
Collections
Works. 14 vols 1909–10.
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Young Mistley. 2 vols 1888. Anon.
The phantom future. 2 vols 1888.
Suspense. 3 vols 1890.
Prisoners and captives. 3 vols 1891.
The slave of the lamp. 2 vols 1892.
From one generation to another. 2 vols 1892.
From Wisdom Court. 1893. With S. G. Tallentyre.
With edged tools. 3 vols 1894.
The grey lady. 1895.
Flotsam: the study of a life. 1896.
The money-spinner and other character notes. 1896. With S. G.
Tallentyre.
The sowers. 1896.
In Kedar’s tents. 1897.
Roden’s corner. 1898.
Dross. Chicago and New York 1899.
The isle of unrest. 1900.
The velvet glove. 1901.
The vultures. 1902.
Barlasch of the Guard. 1903.
The last hope. 1904.
Tomaso’s fortune and other stories. 1904.
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Cox, H. T. Henry Seton Merriman. New York 1967.
William Minto 1845–93
See col 2371.
Mary Louisa Molesworth née Stewart, ‘Ennis
Graham’ 1839–1921
The collection of Molesworth mss and papers assembled by the late Ruth
Robertson is held privately.
Bibliography
Green, R. L. In his Mrs Molesworth, 1961 (Bodley Head monograph).
In The cuckoo clock and The tapestry room, New York 1976 (Garland
Classics of Children’s Lit ser). Contains bibliography of
Molesworth’s books for children, pp. vii–xv.
Collections
Happy story land. A volume of stories and verses. By M.
Molesworth, A. Hoyer, E. Nesbit, F. E. Weatherley, etc. 1911.
Stories by Mrs Molesworth. Compiled by S. Baldwin, illustr E.
Cooke, New York 1922, rptd 1935. Includes The cuckoo clock; The
six poor little princesses; Too bad; Carrots; Mary Ann Jolly; Basil’s
violin; The reel fairies; The blue dwarfs; Good night Winny.
Fairy stories by Mrs Molesworth. Ed R. L. Green 1957.
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Lover and husband. 3 vols 1870.
She was young and he was old. 3 vols 1872.
Not without thorns. 3 vols 1873.
Cicely: a story of three years. 3 vols 1874.
Tell me a story. 1875 (illustr W. Crane), 1879 (3rd edn), 1894.
‘Carrots’: just a little boy. By Ennis Graham. 1876 (illustr W. Crane),
1880, 1891, Boston [1895?], London 1920 (illustr M. V.
Wheelhouse), 1957.
review: [R. H. Hutton] Spectator 9 Dec 1876.
The cuckoo clock. 1877 (illustr W. Crane), New York 1877, Chicago
1877, London 1882, 1886, London and New York 1889, 1893 (with
The tapestry room), New York [1895], London and New York 1896,
London 1903, London and New York 1904 (with The tapestry
room), 1907, London 1913, New York 1913, London and
Philadelphia 1914 (illustr M. L. Kirk), Philadelphia 1916, 1917 (in
Fairies and goblins from storyland), London 1919 (with Crane
illustrations), New York 1921, 1922 (see Collections, above), 1925
(with The tapestry room), Akron OH 1927 (illustr F. W. Williams),
Philadelphia, New York and London 1930 (illustr F. S. Cooke),
London 1931 (illustr C. E. Brock), New York 1931 (with The tapestry
room), London 1933, 1939 (illustr Crane), 1941 (illustr Brock,
Pen), New York 1947 (with The tapestry room), London 1948
(illustr S. Green), 1952, London and New York 1954 (illustr E. H.
Shepard, Dent Children’s Illus Classics ser), Glasgow 1959 (illustr
C. Ruffinelli), New York 1976 (with The tapestry room, in Garland
Classics of Children’s Lit ser introd by A. Bull), London 1980
(illustr Brock), New York 1980 (photofacs of 1931 edn illustr
Brock), New York 1987 (Dell Yearling Classic), 1988 (Puffin, based
on lst edn).
reviews: [R. H. Hutton] Spectator 1 Dec 1877; Independent 29, 6
Dec 1877; Nation 25, 6 Dec 1877; Literary World 8 Jan 1878; St
Nicholas 5, Feb 1878.
Hathercourt rectory. 1878.
Grandmother dear. A book for boys and girl. 1878 (illustr W. Crane),
1900.
reviews: Nation 27, 19 Dec 1878; Literary World 10, 15 Feb 1879;
Independent 31, 20 Mar 1879.
The tapestry room. A child’s romance. 1879 (illustr W. Crane), New
York 1887, London 1949 (illustr Crane), 1957, New York 1976 (with
The cuckoo clock). See also The cuckoo clock, above.
reviews: [R. H. Hutton] Spectator 13 Dec 1879; Independent 32,
11 Mar 1880.