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ed D. Spender and C. Hayman, 1985. 1907 script, ed J. E. Gates, in
Modern drama by women 1880s–1930s: an international anthology,
ed K. E. Kelly, London and New York 1996.
Woman’s secret. Letchworth [1907], rptd in Way stations, 1913,
below, micro New Haven CT 1976 (History of Women 6098).
Pam.
‘Come and find me!’ Serialised in Century Mag n.s. 51–3 1907–8.
1908, New York 1908 (as Come and find me), London 1914, New
York 1917, micro Woodbridge CT [1971?] (Amer Fiction).
The mills of the gods. Serialised in Fortnightly Rev 83–4 June–July
1908. New York 1908, rptd in The mills of the gods and other
stories 1920, below, micro Woodbridge CT [1971?] (Amer Fiction).
Novella.
The Florentine frame. 1909, New York 1909, Leipzig 1909
(Tauchnitz), London 1915, 1929 (2 edns), micro Woodbridge CT
[1971?] (Amer Fiction).
Why? 1910, rptd in Way stations 1913, below, micro New Haven CT
1976 (History of Women 6097). First pbd in Everybody’s Mag Dec
1909 and Votes for Women 3 Dec 1909–4 Feb 1910. Pam.
Under his roof. [1912], serialised in Good Housekeeping May 1913,
rptd in The mills of the gods and other stories 1920, below, and
Anthology of British women writers, ed D. Spender and J. Todd,
1989. Short story.
‘Where are you going to . . .?’ Serialised in shorter form as My little
sister, McClure’s Mag 40, Dec 1912–Jan 1913. [Jan] 1913, Leipzig
1913 (Tauchnitz), New York 1913 (as My little sister), [Toronto?]
1913, New York 1915 (Crown Novels), London 1916.
Way stations. [Feb] 1913, Leipzig 1913 (Tauchnitz), New York 1913,
micro Glen Rock NJ [1976?] (Gerritsen Collection of Women’s
History 2407), micro New Haven CT 1977 (History of Women
6936). Political commentary.
What can I do? [c. 1914.] Pam.
Camilla. Serialised in Cosmopolitan 63–5 Oct–Sep 1917. New York
1918, London 1918.
The messenger. Serialised in Century Mag n.s. 75–6 Nov 1918–July
1919. New York 1919, London [1919] (as The messenger: a novel).
The mills of the gods and other stories. 1920. Miss Cal, The
Derrington ghost, Under his roof, Monica’s village, The
Threlkeld ear, The mills of the gods, The tortoise-shell cat.
Time is whispering. 1923, New York 1923, London 1925.
Ancilla’s share: an indictment of sex antagonism. 1924 (anon),
Westport CT 1976 (Pioneers of the Women’s Movement), micro
Glen Rock NJ nd (Gerritsen Collection of Women’s History 2406).
Social criticism.
The secret that was kept: a study in fear. A novel. [1926], New York
1926, Leipzig 1926 (Tauchnitz), London 1928, 1930.
Prudence and Peter: a story for children about cooking out-of-doors
and indoors. Serialised in Time and Tide 1 1920. 1928, New York
1928. With O. Wilberforce.
Ibsen and the actress. 1928, New York 1973 (Studies in Drama 39).
Essay.
Theatre and friendship: some Henry James letters. 1932, New York
1932, London 1934 (Life and Letters), Freeport NY 1969. Memoir.
Both sides of the curtain. 1940, New York [1940?], Toronto [1940?].
Autobiography.
Portrait of a lady, or the English spirit old and new. Letchworth 1941.
Memoir of E. Yates Thompson. Pam.
Raymond and I. 1956 (foreword by L. Woolf), New York 1956,
Toronto [1956?]. Memoir.
Translations
Björnson, B. Mother’s hands. New Rev 8 1893 (anon); rptd in Captain
Mansana and Mother’s hands (The novels of Björnstjerne
Björnson 7), ed E. Gosse, 1897 (anon).
Björnson, B. Magnhild and Dust (The novels of Björnstjerne
Björnson 6), ed E. Gosse, 1897 (anon).
Introductions
Uncle Tom’s cabin, by H. B. Stowe. Bath c. 1909–10 (Bath Classics).
First pbd in Author 20 1909. See Thomas, Bibliography, above.
Rebel women, by E. Sharp. 1915.
For Robins’s contributions to anthologies and periodicals, reviews, radio
broadcasts and letters to newspapers, see Thomas, Bibliography, above.
§2
Gates, J. E. Elizabeth Robins, 1862–1952: actress, novelist, feminist.
Tuscaloosa AL 1994.
John, A. V. Elizabeth Robins: staging a life, 1862–1952. London and
New York 1995.
Marcus, J. Elizabeth Robins. Ann Arbor MI 1973.
For reviews of and articles on Robins’s books and plays, see Thomas,
Bibliography, above. [st]
Frances Mabel Robinson 1858–1956
Mr Butler’s ward. 1885.
Disenchantment. 1886.
Irish history for English readers, from the earliest times to the close
of the year 1885, by Wm Stephenson Gregg [pseud]. 1886.
The plan of campaign. 1888.
A woman of the world. 1890.
Hovenden, V. C.: the destiny of a man of action. 1891.
Chimera. 1895.
Translations
de Chateaubriant, A. The peat-cutters. 1888.
Tinayre, M. Priscilla Séverac. 1923.
Bourget, P. The gaol. 1924.
de Nolhac, P. The trianon of Marie-Antoinette. 1925. [md]
James Runciman 1852–91
Mrs J. H. Riddell | James Runciman
Mss located in Berg Collection, NYPL; Royal Literary Fund.
Bibliographies
See Wellesley vol 5 1989.
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The romance of the coast. 1883 (school edn).
Grace Balmaign’s sweetheart. 1885.
School Board idylls. 1885.
Skippers and shellbacks. 1885, 1900.
Schools and scholars. 1887.
The Chequers: being the natural history of a public-house, set forth
in a loafer’s diary. 1888.
A dream of the North Sea. 1889.
Joints in our social armour. 1890, 1892 (as The ethics of drink and
social questions; or joints in our social armour), 1902 (2nd edn),
1902 (as The ethics of drink and social questions; or joints in our
social armour), 1893 (3rd edn).
Tales of the coast. 1890.
Side lights. 1893 (memoir by G. Allen, introd by W. T. Stead).
review: Athenaeum 6 Jan 1894.
Contributions to periodicals
Runciman wrote for the Teacher, Schoolmaster, Family Herald, St
James’s Gazette and in 1874 he became sub-editor of Vanity Fair. He also
worked for W. E. Henley on the weekly London in 1878. For contributions to
Contemporary Rev, Cornhill Mag, Fortnightly Rev, Macmillan’s
Mag, and Nat Rev-II, see Wellesley vol 5.
English Illus Mag. English fishermen, 1878; Board school children,
1881.
Sunday Mag. Hob’s Tommy: a story of fisher’s life, 1882.
St James’s Gazette. Sailors’ songs and shanties, 4 Dec 1884.
Mag of Art. The unseen land, Dec 1892. Poem.
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