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Children’s Books
1791 | 1792
George Edward Farrow 1866–1920
An ABC of everyday people. Good, bad and indifferent. nd.
Dick, Marjorie and Fidge. A search for the wonderful dodo. nd.
Wallypug at play. nd.
The Wallypug of Why. [1895], 1896. With 6 sequels. Illustr H.
Furniss.
The missing prince. 1896.
The Wallypug in London. 1898 (illustr A. Wright).
The little Panjandrum’s dodo. 1899 (illustr A. Wright).
The mandarin’s kite. 1900.
Baker minor and the dragon. 1902.
The new Panjandrum. 1902.
The cinematograph train and other stories. 1904.
The mysterious Shin Shira. 1914.
See C. Scott-Sutherland, The great Panjandrum, Junior Bookshelf 29
1965.
Annie S. Fenn
Little Dolly Forbes. [1885.]
Olive Mount. [1885.]
A year with Nellie. [1885], 1893.
A blind pupil. [1886.]
Jack’s two sovereigns. 1886, 1893.
Ursula’s Aunt. [1886], 1887.
Little neighbours. [1887], 1895.
The little cousin. [1888], 1890.
Their new home. [1888.]
The children of Haycombe. 1890.
Eleanor Fenn, Lady Frere, ‘Mrs Teachwell’, ‘Mrs
Lovechild’, ‘Solomon Lovechild’ 1743–1813
School occurrences supposed to have arisen among a set of young
ladies, under the tuition of Mrs Teachwell and to be recorded by
one of them. [1782.]
Cobwebs to catch flies: or dialogues in short sentences adapted for
children from the age of three to eight years. 2 vols 1783, 1815,
1817, 1822, 1829, 1833, New York 1851, London 1876.
School dialogues for boys. 2 vols [1783.]
The female guardian. Designed to correct some of the foibles incident
to girls, and supply them with innocent amusement for
their hours of leisure. 1784.
The juvenile Tatler. 1789.
The rational dame: or hints to supplying prattle to children. [179?],
1798 (4th edn).
The fairy spectator: or the invisible monitor. 1790. By Mrs
Teachwell.
Sketches of little girls: the good natured little girl, the thoughtless,
the vain, the orderly, the slovenly, the forward, the snappish, the
persevering, the modest and the awkward little girl. [c. 1840] (3rd
edn by ‘Solomon Lovechild’), 7th edn [1850].
Sketches of little boys: the well behaved little boy, the covetous, the
dilatory, the exact, the attentive, the inattentive, the quarrelsome
and the good little boy. 5th edn 1845.
Little tales for the nursery. 1848 (by Solomon Lovechild), 1856.
George Manville Fenn 1831–1909
See col 1524.
William Wilthew Fenn
Half hours of blind man’s holiday: or summer vacation sketches in
black and white. 1878.
After sundown: or the palette and the pew. 1880.
A professional secret and other tales. 1880.
‘Twixt the lights’: or odd tales for odd times. [1894.]
Winifred Fenn
Edie’s disobedience. 1899.
Aunt Emily’s nieces. 1900.
Jack’s story book. [1901.]
Eliza Fenwick, née Jaco, ‘Rev David Blair’
1766?–1840
A visit to the juvenile library: or knowledge proved to be the source
of happiness. 1805.
The class book: or three hundred and sixty five reading lessons
adapted to the use of schools. 1806 (by the Rev David Blair), 1807
(3rd edn), 1858 (13th edn).
The life of the famous dog Carlo. 1809 (illus).
Infantine stories. 1810.
Lessons for children: or rudiments of good manners, morals and
humanity. 1811, 1828; tr Fr 1820.
Rays from the rainbow. Being an easy method for perfecting children
in the first principles of grammar. 1812 (2nd edn).
The bad family and other stories. Ed E. V. Lucas 1898 (selection).
See also col 907.
Jeanie Ferry
Maggie’s life work. [189?]
Maggie’s repentance. [189?]
Louise Frances Field, Mrs E. M. Field.
Bryda: a tale of the Indian Mutiny. [1890] (illus).
Bid me to live. 1891.
Master Magnus: or the Prince and the Princess and the dragon.
[1895.]
Denis. 1896.
Lucy Field
Lucy Field and old Richard and his crown. 1853.
Hephzibah: a Christmas story for children. 1870.
Catherine Irene Finch
Noureddin: or the talisman of futurity. 1836.
Scripture history designed for the use of young people. 1846.
Juvenile dramas. 1849.
Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald 1834–1925
The autobiography of a small boy. 1867, 1869, 1907.
Schooldays at Saxonhurst. Edinburgh 1868 (2nd edn).
Stonyhurst memories: or six years at school. 1895.
Also wrote adult novels and bks on literary history and criticism.
Andrew Gibb Fleming
Peeps at Rome for young eyes. Paisley [1879].
Silver wings and other addresses to children. 1895.
Edited Children’s Mag of the Presbyterian Church and the Golden
Nails series.