The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1783 | 1784
Sarah Dixon, later Casterton
Fables for children. 1827.
The friends: or Edward and Joseph. 1827.
See The works of Mrs Casterton collected by N. Rogers,1827.
Catherine Anne Dorset, née Turner [1750?–1817?]
The peacock at home: a sequel to The butterfly’s ball. 1807, 1809,
1810[?], 1812, 1849, 1851, 1883 (ed C. Welsh).
The lion’s masquerade. 1807. By A lady.
The lioness’s rout. [1808]. By A lady.
The peacock abroad: or visits returned. 1812.
See also William Roscoe.
David Alfred Doudney
Try: a book for boys. 1857.
Sarah Doudney 1842–1926
Grateful Annie: or the new skates. Wakefield nd.
Archie’s old desk. 1872.
Loser and gainer. 1873.
Marion’s three crowns. 1873.
Self-pleasing: a new year’s address to senior scholars. 1873.
Wave upon wave. 1873, 1878.
Miss Irving’s bible. 1875.
Nothing but leaves. 1875.
The pilot’s daughters. 1875.
Brave Seth. 1877, 1892.
Stories of girlhood: or the brook and the river. 1877.
Monkesbury College: a tale of schoolgirl life. 1878.
The scarlet satin petticoat. 1879.
A story of Crossport, and other stories. 1879.
Stepping stones. A story of our inner life. 1880.
Anna Cavay: or the ugly princess. 1882.
Janet Darney. A tale of fisher-life in Chale Bay. 1882.
Michealmas daisy. A young girl’s story. 1882.
The strength of her youth. 1884, 1887.
When we were girls together. 1886.
Old Anthony’s secret and other stories. 1888.
Thy heart’s desire. A story of girls’ lives. 1888.
Under false colours. 1889, 1894.
Godiva Durleigh. A novel for girls. 1891.
A child of the precinct. 1892.
A romance of Lincoln’s Inn. 1893.
Oliver’s oath and how he kept it. 1896.
Wave upon wave and Under gray walls. 1898.
When my ship comes in. 1906.
Also wrote many other novels and contributed to girls’ periodicals, especially
Atalanta and Girl’s Own Paper.
Lady Elizabeth K. Douglas
Truth: or great and little crosses. 1854.
The forest pony and other tales. Leamington 1856 (as The forest
pony, The gipsy boy and other tales), 1870.
Alick and Janey: the shepherd’s children. Leamington 1857, London
1870.
Earlscliff. A tale. 1871.
Elizabeth Ann Dove
Tales for my pupils: or an attempt to correct juvenile errors. 1823.
Richard Doyle
In fairyland. A series of pictures from the elf-world. With a poem by
William Allingham. 1870.
Jack the giant killer. [1888] (illustr R. Doyle).
Alfred Wilks Drayson 1827–1901
The gentleman cadet: his career and adventures at the Royal
Military Academy, Woolwich. 1857 (illustr C. J. Staniland).
Tales at the outspan: or adventures in the wild regions of Africa.
1862, 1865.
Among the Zulus: the adventures of Hans Sterk, the South African
hunter and pioneer. 1869 (illustr J. B. Zwecker), 1879, 1891.
The young dragoon. 1870.
The white chief of the caffres. A story. 1897.
Also wrote on geology, astronomy, surveying and whist.
Mary Dring
Memory’s review: or principles in practice. Bath 1847.
The child’s poetical naturalist: with notes. 1848.
Sabbath recreations: or questions and answers for the young. 1848.
Infantine poems: or Aunt Mary’s rhymes. 1854 (5th edn).
Henry Drummond 1851–97
Baxter’s second innings: specially reported for the school eleven.
1892.
Mrs Drummond, Harriet Drummond
Glen Isla or the good and joyful thing. Edinburgh 1847, 1852, [1870].
Louisa Moreton: or children obey your parents in all things. 1848,
London and Edinburgh 1870.
The Wilmot family; or ‘They that deal truly are his delight’.
Edinburgh 1848, Boston 1852, Edinburgh 1870.
Lucy Seymour: or it is more blessed to give than to receive. 1849,
1853.
Emily Vernon: or filial piety exemplified. [1855.]
Also pbd devotional texts.
Anna Harriet Drury
Annesley and other poems. 1847.
Friends and fortunes: a moral tale. 1848.
The blue ribbons: a story of the last century. 1855.
Misrepresentation. 2 vols 1859.
Deep waters. 3 vols 1863.
The three half crowns. A story for boys. 1866.
Richard Rowe’s parcel. A story for boys. 1868.
Five pounds reward. 1871.
Called to the rescue. 1879.
Also wrote adult novels.
Henry William Dulcken 1832–94
The golden harp: hymns, rhymes and songs for the young. 1864
(illustr brothers Dalziel).
Domestic animals, familiar birds: their habits and history. 1865.
A picture history of England written for use of the young. 1866.
The child’s popular fairy tales told for the hundredth time. 1869.
Good old stories and fairy tales told for the hundredth time. 1869.
Old nursery tales and famous histories. [1869.]
One by one: a child’s book of tales and fables. 1869.
Rhyme and reason: a picture book of verses for little folks. 1869.