The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Tales of magic and of meaning. 1856.
Fairy tales, comprising Patty and her pitcher, Tiny and her vanity,
The giant and the dwarf, The selfish man, Peter and his goose,
The giant hands. 1857.
Patty and her pitcher: or kindness of heart. 1857.
The selfish man: or the world’s teaching. 1857.
The giant and the dwarf: or strength and reason. 1857.
The good boy and the black book. 1858, 1859.
A new story book . . . comprising The good boy, and Simon and his
great acquaintance. 1858.
Kindness and cruelty: or the grateful ogre. [1859.]
The red cap. 1859.
The two sparrows. 1859.
Fairy footsteps: or lessons from legends. [1861] (illus).
What Uncle told us. 1861.
The boys and the giant. 1870.
The cunning fox. 1870.
Dick doolittle. The idle sparrow. [1870] (illus).
The two puppies. 1870 (illus).
A prolific illustrator of bks of fables and nursery rhymes, who also wrote adult
bks.
James Crowther
The five-barred gate: a story of the senses. 1881.
The unwritten record: a story of the world we live on. [1883.]
The starry cross: a story of dreamland. 1884.
Uncle James’s sketchbook. 1884.
The horses of the sun: their mystery and their mission. 1886.
Solomon’s little people: a story about the ants. 1886.
The autobiography of an acorn and other stories. 1887.
Lady Bird’s tea party and other stories. 1888.
Across the channel: or picture stories of foreign lands. 1890.
Constance Cuming
Atid’s friend. 1892.
In a stranger’s garden. A story for boys and girls. 1895, 1926.
Maria Susanna Cummins, Miss Cummins
The lamplighter: or an orphan girl’s struggles and triumphs. [1872],
1919.
Richenda Cunningham
Davy’s schooldays: or deeds speak louder than words. 1862.
Also wrote hymnals and on natural history.
May Cunnington
The ogre: a story for children. [1885.]
Anne Jane Bertha Cupples, née Douglas; Mrs
George Cupples 1839–98
Unexpected pleasures: or left alone in the holidays. 1868.
Alice Leighton: or a good name is rather to be chosen than riches. A
tale for the young. 1869, Edinburgh and New York 1874.
Carry’s rose: or the magic of kindness. 1869, Edinburgh and New
York 1881.
Hugh Wellwood’s success: or where there’s a will there’s a way. A tale
for the young. 1869, 1875.
Norrie Seton: or driven to sea. Edinburgh 1869 (illus), Boston 1870
(as Driven to sea; or the adventures of Norrie Seton).
The story of the Miss Dollikins. 1870.
The story of our doll.‘1871’ [1870].
Grandpapa’s presents: or take heed will surely speed. 1871.
The adventures of Mark Willis. 1872, Edinburgh and New York 1884.
Bertha Marchmont: or all is not gold that glitters. 1872, Edinburgh
and New York 1879, as Marchmont: or all is not gold that glitters.
A tale for the young, 1881.
Bluff Crag: or a good word costs nothing. 1872.
Fanny Silvester: or a merry heart doeth good like a medicine. 1872,
1879.
Grandpapa’s pleasant companions and other stories with a picture
on every page. 1872.
Tappy’s chicks and other links between nature and human nature.
1872 (illus), Boston and New York 1872 (rptd as Singular creatures
and how they were found: being stories and studies from the
domestic zoology of a Scottish parish).
Vea and her cousins: or kind words awaken kind echoes. 1872.
The children’s voyage: or a trip in the Water Fairy. [1873] (illustr E.
Duncan).
Katty Lester. 1873 (illus after Harrison Weir).
Events in the life of Miss Dollikins. 1874.
Fables illustrated by stories from real life. [1874] (illus).
My pretty scrapbook: or picture pages and pleasant stories for little
readers. 1874 (illus).
Shadows on the screen: or an evening with the children. [1874]
(illus).
Sights at a peepshow: or pretty pictures and pleasing stories. 1874
(illus).
Edmund Darley: or one good turn deserves another. [1875.]
A kind action never thrown away: or the gypsy’s gratitude. 1875.
The hidden talent: or use in everything. 1875.
The lost rabbit: or look at everything and touch nothing. 1875.
Tim Leeson’s first shilling: or try again. 1875.
Uncle Dick’s story: or what can’t be cured must be endured. 1875.
Young bright-eye: or Charlie Harvey’s first voyage. [1875.]
Clever little Madge, and other stories. 1876.
The happy family and other stories. 1876.
In the prairie and other stories. 1876.
Mama’s stories about domestic pets. 1876.
Terrapin island; or adventures with the ‘Gleam’. [1876.]
A nice secret and other stories. 1877.
Hard to win: or a yoke broken. 1878.
Hold firm please and other stories. 1878.
The cockatoo’s story. 1881.
Our parlour panorama. 1882 (illus).
The shadows on the screen: or an evening with the children. 1883
(illus).
Hugh Wellwood’s success: or where there’s a will there’s a way. 1884.
The little captain. 1885.
The old ‘Dolphin’. 1885.
Aboard the Mersey: or our youngest passenger. [1886.]
Alf Jetsam: or found afloat. [1886.]
Hazelwood Farm. A country story. 1886.
Little Miss Matty: a tale of the sea. 1886.
The Redfords: an emigrant family. [1886.]
Our sailmaker’s yarn. 1889.
George Cupples
Lucy Crane | George Cupples
The green hand: a sea story for boys. 1856, 1879, 1890, 1900, 1908.
Two frigates: or Captain Bisset’s legacy. 1859.
The deserted ship: a story of the Atlantic. 1873.
The Ariadne and Le Harpagon. 1889.
Dick Webster: a yarn about pirates. 1889.
A spliced yarn. Some strands from the life cable of Bill Bullen. 1899
(illustr F. Brangwyn).
Also wrote other bks.
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