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New York [1870]. Boston [1875]. Another edn 1880, rptd [1914]
(Bouverie Ser of Penny Stories); New York [1883?] (Heart-Life
Classics); Chicago 1898 (Colportage Lib vol 4 no 65); Philadelphia
[191?] (‘after revision by the Committee of Publication’ of the
American Sunday School Union); micro Cambridge MA [1970?].
See also under Collection, above. Tr Swed 1870; Ger, Milwaukee WI
nd, New York 1885.
Nelly’s dark days. Glasgow and New York 1870, Glasgow 1877, New
York 1882 with Stretton’s The worth of a baby, New York nd ‘from
10th Glasgow edition’ as Nelly Rodney’s sorrows: the story of
what a child suffered at the hands of a drunken father; tr
Norwegian 1898.
Max Krömer: a story of the siege of Strasbourg. 1870 [1871]. First pbd
in Leisure Hour Feb–Apr 1871 (text of book version altered by the
Religious Tract Soc). New York 1871, [1913] (Bouverie Ser of Penny
Books no 66).
Bede’s charity. [1872]. First pbd in the Sunday at Home Jan–Apr 1872
(text of book version altered by Religious Tract Soc). New York
1872, 1879 (Seaside Lib vol 30 no 62).
The doctor’s dilemma. 3 vols London and Manchester 1872 (novel
for adults), 1 vol New York 1872, 1 vol Berlin 1873, 1 vol London
1897, 1901, 1908.
review: Athenaeum 15 Feb 1873.
Michel Lorio’s cross. [1873]. First pbd in the Day of Rest, Christmas
1872. New York 1873 (with Ally Transome, from Stretton’s The
King’s servants – see below). Another edn [1877]. Also pbd with
Stretton’s Left alone, 1876, and with her Lost Gip, New York 1873.
Pbd also in Tales from many sources vol 2, New York 1885.
The King’s servants. 1873 (stories), New York 1873, rptd [1879] with
new title page. First story pbd as Ally Transome: or faithful in
little, with Stretton’s Michel Lorio’s cross, New York 1873, and
separately as Old Transome, London 1876, rptd [1879] with new
title page. Tr Du 1913; Ger nd.
Lost Gip. 1873, 11th thousand 1873. Also presentation edn with
engravings 1873, New York [1873?]. Other edns 1875 (41st thousand),
[1879], [1891?] (Hesba Stretton Ser), [1907] (Bouverie Ser of
Penny Stories no 30), [1914]. Also pbd with Stretton’s Michel
Lorio’s cross, New York 1873. Tr Tamil 1890.
Hester Morley’s promise. 3 vols 1873 (novel for adults), New York
[1873], 1880 (Seaside Lib, vol 38 no 779), 1 vol London 1898.
review: Athenaeum 6 Sep 1873.
Cassy. [1874], rptd [1878] with new title page. New York [1874]. Other
edns [1888] (Hesba Stretton Ser), [1908] (Bouverie Ser of Penny
Stories no 36).
Brought home. Glasgow 1875, New York 1875, Glasgow 1879,
Glasgow, Edinburgh and London 1880.
Friends till death and other stories. 1875, 10th thousand 1876, rptd
[1879] minus half-title and with new title page, as Friends till
death.
The wonderful life. 1875, New York [1875], London 1878, 1883. Pbd as
The wonderful life of Christ [1899], rptd [1907], [1908], [1925],
New York and Cincinnati 1908. Pbd in various works in US:
Ingram Cobbin, The pictorial Bible and commentator,
Philadelphia and Columbus OH 1878, rptd Philadelphia 1889 as
The people’s companion to the Bible; The beautiful life of Christ
and the lives of the Apostles, Philadelphia 1896; The wonderful
story of Christ and His Apostles, Philadelphia 1896, micro
Washington nd (Lib of Congress); The child’s life of Christ: or the
wonderful life, Philadelphia and Chicago [1891]; The Gospel story
for young people, Philadelphia [1896]; The new child’s life of
Christ . . . told in easy language, Philadelphia 1901; The child’s
story of the beautiful life of Jesus told in simple language . . .
Hartford CT [1902]; The story of Jesus and the lives of His
Apostles, Philadelphia [1902]; The young people’s life of Christ,
Philadelphia 1903. Tr Swed 1893.
Two secrets, and a man of his word. [1875?]. Rptd [1879] with new
title page. New edn [1897]. A man of his word pbd separately 1878
and New York nd.
Two Christmas stories: Sam Franklin’s savings-bank; A miserable
Christmas and a happy New Year. [1876?] A miserable
Christmas . . . first pbd in Leisure Hour 1870.
The worth of a baby, and How Apple-Tree Court was won. 1876, New
York 1876 with Stretton’s A night and a day. The worth of a baby
pbd in Stretton’s The Christmas child, and other stories 1888.
A night and a day. 1876, New York 1876, with Stretton’s The worth of
a baby, and How Apple-Tree Court was won. Another edn [1913]
with her Left alone (Bouverie Ser of Penny Books no 65). Also pbd
as A day and a night 1876.
The crew of the Dolphin. 1876, New York [1876] (micro New York
1988), London [1879], [1894], Chicago [1898] (Colportage Lib, vol 4
no 61).
The storm of life. London and Edinburgh 1876, 11th thousand 1876.
Mrs Burton’s best bedroom. 1878 (Religious Tract Soc’s Books for
the People, nos 1–12). Pbd [188?] as Mrs Burton’s best bedroom
and other stories.
Through a needle’s eye. 2 vols ‘1879’ [1878], 1 vol New York 1878, 1 vol
London 1880, [1907] (Leisure Hour Monthly Lib); tr Norwegian
1915; Ger nd. Novel for adults.
review: Athenaeum 9 Nov 1879.
A thorny path. [1879], New York [1879], London and Edinburgh
[1890]. Pbd New York [1881] with Charlotte Mary Brame’s The
fatal lilies. Tr Ger [1890].
In prison and out: facts on a thread of fiction. First pbd in the
Sunday Mag 1879.‘1880’ [1879], New York [1879]. Other edns New
York [1879] (Seaside Lib vol 30 no 630), [1886] (Lovell’s Lib vol 14
no 729), New York 1890, London [1906]. Tr Norwegian [1895].
Cobwebs and cables. [1881], New York [1881], Chicago [1883], London
[1906] (Leisure Hour Monthly Lib), New York [1906].
No place like home. [1881]. Another edn [1905] (Bouverie Ser of
Penny Stories no 6). Tr Norwegian 1897.
The Lord’s purse-bearers. First pbd in the Day of Rest 1882. 1882,
New York 1882 (Seaside Lib vol 68 no 1385), 2nd edn ‘1883’ [1882],
Boston 1882, micro Washington nd (Lib of Congress), New York
1900 (bound with The history of a threepenny bit).
Under the old roof. [1882], new edn [1913] (Bouverie Ser of Penny
Stories).
Carola. [1884], New York 1884; tr Norwegian 1885.
Her only son. 1887, New York [1887].
The Christmas child, and other stories. 1888, [1908]. The Christmas
child pbd separately, New York [1909].
Only a dog. [1888.]
An acrobat’s girlhood. 1889. First pbd in the Sunday Mag 1889.
Half brothers. [1892], New York [1892], [1906] (Leisure Hour
Monthly Lib).
In the hollow of His hand. [1897.]
The soul of honour. 1898.
The parables of our Lord. 1903.
Left alone, and other stories. [1905]. Left alone pbd with Stretton’s A
night and a day [1913] (Bouverie Ser of Penny Books no 65).
Contributions to periodicals
The lucky leg. Household Words, 19 Mar 1859.
Contributions to the Christmas numbers of All the Year Round,
1859–66.
Maurice Craven’s madness. Temple Bar 19, Feb 1867.
Preface, collaborative work, editions
Pike, J. H. Children reclaimed for life: the story of Dr Barnardo’s
work in London. 1875 (Stretton wrote the preface).
The highway of sorrow at the close of the nineteenth century: a
novel. 1894, New York 1894, [1908] (Leisure Hour Monthly Lib);
tr Ger Halle 1895, Bremen 1896, Fr [1895]. With Sergei
Kravchinskii.
‘Hesba Stretton’
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