The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Just confirmed. 1896, 1904.
Carol, sweetly Carol. [1899.]
Jim’s temptation. 1901.
As a sister, and the little white ball. 1904.
Brave Betty. 1904.
Archie’s Christmas presents. 1913.
Also wrote religious bks.
Miss F. A. Blyth
The missing jug. 1896.
Mabel’s white kitten and a discontented boy. 1896.
Harry Blyth, ‘Hal Meredith’ 1852–98
Eat, drink and be merry: or dainty bits from many tables. 1877.
The Old Bailey: an historical romance. 1879.
The secret of Sinclair’s farm. 1887.
The black pirate. A stirring story of the sea. 1893.
Edited Marvel, and contributed to many boys’ periodicals.
Jane Boden
Pleasant stories in prose and verse. 1881, 1889.
Little Toddles’ story book. 1881.
Frederica Bodmer
Back to the Father’s house. A parable. 1880.
The fairy cave. 1884.
Sybilla Mary Crawford Boevey
Topsy Turvey. [188?] (illus).
Also pbd adult novels.
Harriett Boultwood
Donald’s charge. [1885.]
My lady May, and one other story. [1887.]
The adventures of a sixpence. [1888.]
Two little helpers and what they wrought. [1888.]
Up to the mark? A schoolboy’s story. [1888.]
Brave and loyal: or lessons from the life of Joseph. 1890.
Clerk or carpenter? A story for boys. 1890.
Dot’s scarlet geranium. 1890.
The dunce of the school. 1890.
Hero’s story. The autobiography of a Newfoundland dog.
Edinburgh 1890, [1906].
Little spangles: or trust in God. 1890.
Martin’s mistake. [1890.]
Robbie’s ambition. [1890.]
A sailor’s darlings, and how they were cared for. [1890.]
All for himself. A story for boys. 1891.
As gold is tried: or through trial to triumph. [1893.]
Cecil Arlington’s quest. A story. 1898 (3rd edn).
William St Hill Bourne
Taken home: a dream poem. [1873.]
Also wrote religious poems and contributed to boys’ mags.
Mrs C. E. Bowen
The babes in the basket: or Daph and her charge. 1850, 1861, 1864,
1865, 1870, 1890.
Church Robin: or Christmas Eve. 1862.
Harry and the fourpenny piece: or honesty answers back. 1862.
Timid Lucy. 1862.
Dick and his donkey: or how to pay the rent. 1863, 1869, 1932.
Work for all and other stories. 1863.
Philip Markham’s two lessons. 1864.
Sybil and her live snowball. 1865.
Ashgrove Farm: or a place for everyone. 1866.
Harry’s monkey. How it saved the missionaries. 1866.
How Paul’s penny became a pound. 1866.
How Peter’s pound became a penny. 1866.
Faithful Bessie. 1867.
Farmer Ellicott: or begin and end with God. 1867.
Jack the conqueror: or difficulties overcome. 1868.
Christian Hatherley’s childhood. 1869, 1872 (illus).
The young potato roasters. 1869.
The boy guardian. 1870.
Muftie’s adventures in search of admiration. 1871.
Nobody’s child. 1871.
Charley and son. 1872.
Johnnie’s marketings. 1872.
New stories on an old subject. 1872.
Ben’s boyhood. 1873.
Charlie Tyrell. 1873.
Grandmamma’s relics and her stories about them. 1873.
Alice Neville: or a little child shall lead them. 1874 (illus).
Riversdale. 1874.
Among the brigands and other tales of adventure. 1875 (illus).
The brook’s story. 1878.
The choristers of St Ethelberg. 1878.
How a farthing made a fortune: or honesty is the best policy. 1879,
1886.
Cared for: or the orphan wanderers. 1881.
The falcon’s nest. 1882.
A winter night’s adventure. 1882.
Harry’s monkey: how it helped the missionaries by Mrs C. E. Bowen
and How Sadie slipped by Jennie Chappell. [1890.]
Herbert’s first year at Bramford. 1890.
Minnie’s birthday story: or what the brook said. 1911.
Some works of Sarah Schoonmaker Baker were attributed to Mrs C. E.
Bowen.
Anne Bowman
Tom Bevan | Anne Bowman
The castaways: or the adventures of a family in the wilds of Africa.
1837, 1857.
My mother’s stories. 1838.
Laura Temple. 1853.
Travels of Rolando: or a tour round the world. 1853, 1854, 1857,
1859.
Esperanza: or the home of the wanderers. 1855.
The Norman invasion and the day of Rinrory. 1857. Poems.
The young exiles: or the wild tribes of the north. 1858.
The boy voyagers: or the pirates of the east. 1859 (illustr H. Weir).
The kangaroo hunters: or adventures in the bush. 1859,
Philadelphia 1859.
Sunshine and clouds in the morning of life. 1860.
Among the tartar tents: or the lost fathers. 1861, 1875.
The bear hunters of the Rocky Mountains. 1861, Boston 1868,
Philadelphia [187?].
How to make the best of it: a domestic tale for young ladies. 1862.
Clarissa: or the Mervyn inheritance. A tale for young ladies. 1863
(illustr J. A. Pasquier).
The rector’s daughter. A tale for the young. 1864 (illus).
The young yachtsman: or the wreck of the Gypsy. London and New
York 1865.
1753 | 1754