The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Clive’s conquest: a story for children. 1890.
Darling Doff: a story for children. 1890.
Dorothy’s vocation. 1890.
Dulcie’s love story. 1890, 1891, 1910.
Little Ruth’s lady. 1890.
Loyal hearts: a story of good Queen Bess. 1890, 1891.
Mischievous Moncton; or jest turned to earnest. 1890.
Miss Meyrick’s niece. 1890.
Oliver Langton’s ward. 1890.
Dare Lorimer’s heritage. 1891.
The Lord of Dynevor. A tale of Edward the first. 1891, 1892, 1905,
1920.
Bertie Clifton: or Paul’s little schoolfellow. 1891.
Bridie’s resolve and how it was accomplished. A tale for the young.
1891.
The church and the king. A tale of England in the days of Henry VIII.
1891.
Mrs Romaine’s household. 1891.
Don Carlos, our childhood’s hero. 1892.
Maud Melville’s marriage. 1892, 1893, 1904.
Namesakes. The story of a secret. 1892.
Old Miss Audrey. 1892, 1902.
A pair of pickles. 1892.
Little Miss Vixen. 1893.
Over the sea wall. 1893.
Afterthought house. 1894.
Miss Uraca. 1894, 1934.
My cousin from Australia. 1894.
The phantom brother and the child. 1894.
Duff Darlington: or an unsuspected genius. 1895.
Pat, the lighthouse boy. 1895.
Olive Roscoe. 1895, 1896, 1906, 1920.
Ralph Roxburgh’s revenge. 1895, 1931.
Arnold Inglehurst, the preacher. A story of the Fen country. 1896,
1927.
The Chatterton mystery. 1896.
Dominique’s vengeance. A story of France and Florida. 1896, 1897.
A clerk of Oxford, and his adventures in the barons’ war. 1897,
1898.
Molly Melville: a tale for girls. 1897.
Battledown boys: or an enemy overcome. 1898.
Esther’s charge. 1898, 1899.
The mystery of Alton Grange. 1898, 1899, 1910.
Miss Marjorie of Silvermead. 1899.
The probation of Mervyn Castleton. 1899.
After Worcester. The story of a royal fugitive. 1900.
Bruno and Bimba: the story of some little people. 1900.
Eleanor’s hero. 1900.
The King’s butterfly. 1900.
The master of Fernhurst. 1900, 1927.
Odeyne’s marriage. 1900.
Bob and Bill. 1901, 1919.
Olivia’s experiment. A tale. 1901.
Princess Fairstar. 1901.
Alwyn Ravendale. 1902, 1913.
The boys of the red house. 1902.
My Lady Joanna: being a chronicle concerning the King’s children.
1902.
A princess’s token. 1902.
Audrey Marsh. 1903.
Called of her country: the story of Joan of Arc. 1903.
Cambria’s chieftain. 1903.
The conscience of Roger Trehern. 1903.
The niece of Esther Lynne. 1903.
The castle of the white flag. A tale of the Franco-German war. 1904.
The children’s crusade: a story of adventure. 1904, 1911.
Our Winnie, and the little match girl. 1904.
Aunt Patience: a story for girls. 1905, 1912, 1913.
Dufferin’s Keep. 1905.
Madam of Clyst Peveril. 1905.
Miss Greyshott’s girls. 1905, 1930.
The Percivals: or a house full of girls. 1905, 1907.
The defence of the rock. 1906, 1914.
The magic island. Being the story of a garden and its master. 1906.
The master of Marshlands. 1906, 1920.
A motherless maid. 1906.
Our great undertaking: a grandmother’s story. 1906.
Percy Vere. 1906.
Carol Carew: or was it imprudent? 1907.
Clanrickard Court. 1907.
The Erincourts. 1907, 1912.
Married in haste. 1907, 1946.
Miss Lorimer of Chard. 1907.
The Cossart cousins: a story for girls. 1908, 1909.
The city of the golden gate. 1909.
Co-heiresses. 1909, 1920.
A pair of originals. 1909.
A queen of hearts. 1909.
Clive Lorimer’s marriage. 1911.
Duckworth’s diamonds. 1912.
Miss Malory of Mote. 1912.
Defiant Diana. 1913, 1925.
Loyal hearts and true. 1913.
Marcus Quayle, MD. 1913.
The price of friendship. 1913.
Barbed wire. 1914.
Blackladies. 1914.
The double house. 1914.
Confirmed bachelor. 1915.
Adventurous Anne. 1916.
Dashing Dick’s daughter. 1916.
Mrs Desmond’s daughter. 1919.
Monster’s mistress. 1919, 1920.
Billy’s bargain. 1920, 1923.
Lossie of the mill. 1920, 1926, 1939.
Magic emeralds. 1921.
Miss Anne Thrope. 1921, 1924.
Queen’s Manor School. 1921.
Lynette Lynton. 1923.
The revolt of Waydolyn. 1924.
The back number. 1926.
Claud the charmer. 1927.
Miss Goshawk of Goshawk. 1929.
Quettendon’s folly. 1929.
The curse of Carylon. 1931.
Monk Maltravers. 1931.
Daddy’s ducklings. 1932.
An orchard idyll. 1933.
Contributed extensively to children’s mags, especially Girls’ Own Paper and
Atalanta.
Juliana Horatia Ewing, née Gatty 1841–85
See col 1521.
Frederic William Farrar 1831–1903
Edwin John Ellis | Frederic William Farrar
Eric, or little by little: a tale of Rosslyn School. Edinburgh 1858,
1868, 1870, London 1887, New York 1887. (32 separate edns by
1902.)
St Winifred’s: or the world of school. 1862 (anon).
See also col 1524.
1789 | 1790