The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Frank Warleigh’s holidays. [1903.]
The three trappers. [1909.]
Emma Anne Georgina Davenport
Kate and her cousins: or happy holidays. New York and Cincinatti nd.
Philip: or Content. A story of real life, written by a mother for her
children. [1855.]
Jamie’s questions. 1858.
Weak and wilful: a tale for children. 1858.
Live toys: or anecdotes of our four-legged and other pets. 1862
(illustr H. Weir).
Fickle Flora and her seaside friends. 1863 (illus), London and New
York [1881].
Our birthdays; and how to improve them. 1864, 1867.
The happy holidays: or brothers and sisters at home. 1865, 1884.
The holidays abroad: or right at last. 1867, London and New York
[1881].
Phillis: or the jealous one. 1867.
Grandmamma: a tale for children. 1868.
Constance and Nellie: or the lost will. 1869.
The author of adult fiction and religious tracts.
Gwendoline Davidson
Kitten goblins. [1889.]
A story of stops. [1890] (illustr G. Davidson).
The garden of time. A tale for children. [1896] (illustr J. J. Guthrie).
Also wrote poetry.
George Christopher Davies
Rambles and adventures of our school field club. 1875 (illus), 1881.
The Swan and her crew: or the adventures of three young naturalists
and sportsmen on the rivers and broads of Norfolk. 1876 (illus),
1889 (6th edn), 1924, 1932.
Wildcat tower: or the adventures of four boys in pursuit of sport and
natural history in the north countrie. 1877 (illus), 1889.
Peter Penniless, gamekeeper and gentleman. [1884.]
Also wrote on sailing and waterways.
Mary Davison
Lucille: or faithful in a few things. 1883 (illustr F. Dadd).
Isaac Day
Scenes for the young: or pleasing tales, designed to promote good
manners and a love of virtue in children. 1807, 1809, 4th edn 1821.
Mary H. Debenham
The captain of five. 1885.
St Helen’s well. London and New York [1888].
One red rose. 189? (illus).
Fairmeadows Farm. [1890.]
A little candle. 1890.
The princess of Penruth. 1890.
For king and home. [1891.]
Mistress Phil. 1891.
Moor and moss. 1892 (illustr W. S. Stacey).
Household troops. 1893.
My goddaughter. London and New York 1893 (illustr W. S. Stacey).
Three little maids from school. 1893.
The Mavis and the Merlin. London and New York 1895 (illustr W. S.
Stacey).
Two maiden aunts. [1895.]
The whispering winds and the tales that they told. 1895.
Holiday tasks. A story for children. 1897 (illus).
The ruler of this house. London and New York 1898.
My lady’s slippers. London and New York [1899] (illus).
Keepers of England. 1900.
Sowing and harvesting. London and New York 1900.
The roses of the red house. 1901.
The Waterloo lass. London and New York 1901 (illustr W. S. Stacey).
Lavender. 1906.
Also wrote religious bks and plays.
Clara de Chatelain, née de Poligny 1807–76
The captive sky lark: or do as you would be done by. A tale. nd, 1861.
The silver swan: a fairy tale. 1847 (illus).
Merry tales for little folk. 1851.
Naughty boys and girls. (Tr from Ger 1852.)
Cottage life: or tales at Dame Barbara’s tea table. 1853 (illus).
Tony the sleepless. An original tale. 1854.
The girl’s own book. 1856, 1858.
A laughter book for little folk. 1857.
The history of Tom Thumb. [186-?]
Finnikin and his golden pippins. An original tale. 1860.
Jocko: the Brazilian ape. [1860.]
Babyland: an original fairy tale. 1861.
Potluck: an original fairy tale. 1861.
The Lilliputian library. 1861[?]
The night laundress: an original fairy tale. 1861.
Up horsie: an original fairy tale. 1861.
Little Ada and her crinoline. A tale of the times for little folks. [1862.]
The story of Henrietta and the ayah: or do not trust to appearances.
[1861.]
My little schoolfellow; or one good turn deserves another. 1864.
The sedan chair and Sir Wilfred’s seven flights. 1866.
Dolly’s picture book. (Tr from Ger 1870.)
Truly noble. 1873.
Also translated children’s fiction and educational texts from Ger.
Mary Augusta de Morgan 1850–1907
On a pincushion and other tales. 1876, 1877 (illustr W. de Morgan).
The necklace of Princess Fiorimonde and other stories. 1880 (illustr
W. Crane).
The French girl at our school, and other stories. 1887. By Mary
Augusta de Morgan and Edith Dixon.
Nobody’s pet. A story of brother and sister. [1894.]
The wind fairies and other tales. 1900.
See introd by R. L. Green to The necklace of Princess Fiorimonde and
other stories: being the complete fairy tales of Mary de Morgan, 1963.
Aimé de Ventoux
Dorothy’s duck. [1888.]
Grandmother’s forget-me-nots. A story for girls. 1894.
He, she and it. A story for younger children. 1894.
Charles Dickens 1812–70
Edith E. Cuthell | Charles Dickens
The cricket on the hearth. A fairy tale of home. 1845 (20 edns were
pbd in the first year of pbn).
A child’s history of England. vol 1 1852, vol 2 1853, vol 3 1854.
Holiday romance. All the Year Round Jan–Mar 1868. (4 stories, 3
often rptd separately as Captain Boldheart, The magic fishbone,
Mrs Orange and Mrs Alicumpaine).
See also col 1181.
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