The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

The hermit of Lihou. 1928.
The hidden face. 1928.
Where the Russian flag flew. 1928.
Up the rock! A story of the English in the Spanish War of Succession.
1929.
Cross and sword. 1930.
Fighting for freedom. A story of the Tirol. 1931.
A wave worn rock. A story of Russia. 1932.
In quest of the Upas. A tale of adventure in New Guinea. 1934.
Short stories
The biter bitten in 52 stories of pluck, peril and romance for girls.
Ed Alfred H. Miles [1896].
The Czar’s fish in 52 stories of pluck, peril and romance for girls. Ed
Alfred H. Miles [1896].
Regularly contributed to boys’ mags, especially Boy’s Own Paper.
Margaret Keston
A girl’s experiment. [1898.]
J. W. Keyworth
The golden shoemaker: or ‘Cobbler’s Horn’. [1899.]
Dorothy Kilner, ‘M. Pelham’ 1755–1836
Anecdotes of a boarding school. [1790], 1816.
The history of a great many little boys and girls, for the amusement
of all good children of four and five years of age. [c. 1790.]
The rational brutes: or talking animals. 1799. By M. Pelham.
The holiday present. York 1803, 1831.
First going to school: or the story of Tom Brown and his sisters.
1804.
Charles Kingsley 1819–1875
Glaucus: or the wonders of the shore. Cambridge 1855.
Westward Ho! or the voyages and adventures of Sir Amyas Leigh. 3
vols Cambridge 1855.
The heroes: or Greek fairy tales for my children. Cambridge 1856.
The water babies: a fairy tale for a land baby. 1863.
Hereward the Wake: ‘last of the English’. 2 vols 1866.
Madam How and Lady Why: or first lessons in earth lore for children.
1870.
See also col 1311.
Henry Kingsley 1830–76
The boy in grey. 1871.
The lost child. 1871.
Valentin: a French boy’s story of Sedan. 2 vols 1872.
See also col 1318.
W. H. G. Kingston
See col 1319.
Rudyard Kipling 1865–1936
The jungle book. 1894.
The second jungle book. 1895.
‘Captains Courageous’: a story of the Grand Banks. 1897.
Stalky and Co. 1899.
Kim. 1901; ed C. E. Carrington, New York 1960; ed J. I. M. Stewart,
New York 1962.
Just so stories for little children. 1902.
Puck of Pook’s Hill. 1906.
Rewards and fairies. 1910.
Land and sea tales for scouts and guides. 1923.
See also col 1604.
Jane L. Kippen
Edith Oswald: or living for others. 1881.
Mary Kirby, afterwards Gregg 1817–1893 and
Elizabeth Kirby 1823–73
The discontented children and how they were saved. 1855, 1859
(illustr Phiz).
The talking bird: or the little girl who knew what was going to
happen. 1856.
Julia Maitland: or pride goes before a fall. 1857.
Truth is always best: or a fault confessed is half redressed.‘1858’
[1857].
Rose coloured spectacles. 1859.
Lucy Neville and her schoolfellows. 1860.
The sea and its wonders. A companion volume to the world at home.
London, Edinburgh and New York 1871.
Marianne Kirlew
The red thread of honour. 1891.
Green Garry: a schoolboy’s story. 1898.
The story of John Wesley told to girls and boys. nd.
Flora Klickman
At the seaside: or stories about ships and sailors. [1897.]
In make-believe land. [1899.]
In pinafore land. [1900.]
Contributed regularly to periodicals, including Alalanta and Girl’s Own
Paper, which she edited.
Edward Hugesson Knatchbull-Hugesson,
Baron Brabourne 1829–93
Stories for my children. 1867, 1869.
Crackers for Christmas. 1870. By E. H. K.
The magic cake and Prince Filderkin. 1871.
Moonshine fairy stories. 1871.
Tales at tea-time. 1872.
Queer folk. 1874.
Higgledy piggledy: or stories for everybody and everybody’s children.
1875, 1877.
Whispers from fairyland. 1875.
Uncle Joe’s stories. 1879.
The mountain sprite’s kingdom and other stories. 1881.
Ferdinand’s adventure and other stories. 1882 (illustr E. Griset).
Friends and foes from fairyland. 1886 (illustr L. Sambourne).
Ella’s fault. 1887.
Also pbd other works of fiction and bks on history and politics.
Eva Mary Knatchbull-Hugesson. d. 1895
A hit and a miss. [1893] (illustr L. L. Brooke).
Louisa Knatchbull-Hugesson
‘Henrietta Keddie’ | Louisa Knatchbull-Hugesson
The history of Prince Perrypets. A fairy tale. 1872 (illustr W.
Weigand).
1817 | 1818