The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Robert Stanley Warren Bell, ‘Hawkesley Brett’
1871–1921
The refleckshuns of a kuntry pleeceman. 1892.
The papa papers and some stories. 1898.
The duffer. 1906.
Green at Greyhouse. A tale of adventure and mystery at a public
school. 1908, 1911, 1924.
Black Evans: a school story. 1912, 1923.
Greyhouse days. 1918.
The three prefects. 1918.
Contributed to boys’ mags, especially British Boys, and became the first
editor of Captain. He also wrote a number of adult novels.
Hilaire Belloc 1870–1953
The bad child’s book of beasts. 1896.
More beasts for worse children. 1897.
Most of Belloc’s work was pbd post 1900.
Mary Belson
See Mary Elliott.
Charles Henry Bennett 1829–67
The frog, who would a-wooing go. 1851, 1864, 1867.
Old Nurse’s book of rhymes, jingles and ditties. London and New
York 1858 (illustr C. H. Bennett).
The sad history of greedy Jem and his little brother. 1858, 1867
(illustr C. H. Bennett).
The nine lives of a cat: a tale of wonder. 1860.
Oberon’s horn. 1861 (illustr C. H. Bennett).
The book of blockheads: how and what they shot, got, and said.
1863.
The stories that little breeches told, and the pictures which Charles
Bennett drew for them. 1863.
Mister Wind and Madam Rain. 1864.
Nursery nonsense. 1864.
Fun and earnest. 1865.
Jingles and jokes for little folks. 1865.
The sorrowful ending of Noodledoom with the fortunes and fate of
his neighbours and friends. 1865.
The surprising, unheard of and never to be surpassed adventures of
young Munchausen. London and New York 1865.
The attractive picture book. 1867.
Lightsome and the little golden lady. 1867 (illustr C. H. Bennett).
Birds, beasts and fishes. An alphabet for boys and girls. 1868.
The faithless parrot. 1870.
Also wrote verse and illustrated a number of fairy stories.
Mary Bennett
The cottage girl: or an account of Ann Edwards, a Sunday school
scholar. 1820.
The gipsey bride: or the miser’s daughter. 1840, 1841, 1855.
The rose of England: or the adventures of a prince. 1841.
Madge Gordon: or the mistletoe bough. 1843.
The boy’s own book of stories from history. 1848, 1850.
Jane Shore: or the goldsmith’s wife. [184?], [1850] (Tegg’s juvenile
series).
Don’t tell: or mistaken kindness. 1858, 1861, 1870.
Martha Bell: or the old abbey farm. 1860.
Never mind: or the lost home. 1860, 1861, 1870.
The orphan sisters: or the lover’s secret. [1860?]
The book of birthdays. 1868, 1870, 1872.
Edited the Boys’ and girls’ companion for leisure hours, 1857, 1858,
1860.
Tertia Bennett
Tiptail: the adventures of a black kitten. 1900 (illus).
Edward White Benson
Education at home: or a father’s instruction: miscellaneous pieces
for the young. 1824.
Mrs Jane M. Besset
The black princess. A true story for young persons. 1854, 1870.
The lost child. A tale of London streets, and other stories in words of
two syllables. 1854.
Memoirs of a doll, written by herself. 1854.
Mrs Best
The mother’s jewels. Berwick 1833.
Fanny’s birthday. Berwick 1839.
Matilda Barbara Betham-Edwards 1836–1919
Charles and Ernest, or play and work: a story of Hazlehurst school.
Edinburgh 1859.
Ally and her school-fellow. A tale for the young. [1861].
Little bird red, and little bird blue. A tale of the woods. 1861 (illustr
T. R. Macquoid).
Snowflakes and the stories they told the children. 1862 (illustr H. K.
Browne).
Minna’s holiday: or country cousins and other stories. London and
Belfast 1875.
See also col 1461.
The Hon Augusta Bethell, later Parker
Eyebright: a tale from fairyland. 1863.
Maud Latimer; or patience and impatience: a tale for young people.
1863, 1868 (illus).
Echoes of an old bell, and other tales of fairy lore. [1865.]
Helen in Switzerland: a tale for young people. 1867 (illustr E.
Whymper).
Millicent and her cousins. 1870, 1891 (illustr R. Paterson).
A village maiden. 1871.
Feathers and fairies: or stories from the realms of fancy. 1874.
Among the fairies. [1883.]
Also translated works from Norwegian and Spanish.
Favell Lee Bevan, later Mortimer, ‘Mrs
Mortimer’ 1802–78
Bernard Barton | Favell Lee Bevan
The peep of day. 1833, 1870, 1881, 1906, 1907. (Translated into several
African languages.)
The history of Job in language adapted to children. 1842.
The English mother: or early lessons on the Church of England. 1842.
Tracts for children in streets and lanes, highways and hedges. 1848,
1849.
More about Jesus. 1859.
Lines left out. 1862; (as Children’s stories from the Old Testament,
1901), 1915.
Latin without tears: or one word a day. 1871.
Kings of Israel and Judah: their history explained to children. 1872.
Fifty two Bible stories for children. 1892, 1914.
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