The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1819 | 1820
Anne Knight
Mornings in the library. 1830 (introd by B. Barton).
Mary Gray: a tale for little girls. 1831.
Schoolroom lyrics. 1864.
Arthur Lee Knight
The young rajah. nd.
Dicky Beaumont: his perils and adventures. 1890.
The cruise of the Cormorant: or treasure seekers ahoy. 1893.
The brother middies and slavers ahoy. Edinburgh 1894.
Leaves from a middy’s log. 1896.
The Rajah of Monkey Island. 1897 (illustr W. S. Stacey).
The gunman heroes: or adventures with Arabs, afloat and ashore.
1899.
Mrs Helen Cross Knight 1814–1906
Jane Hudson, the American girl: or exert yourself. 1848, 1855, 1868.
The valley of decision: or divine teachings in a boarding school.
1851.
The beautiful garment and other stories. 1856.
No gains without pains. A true life for boys. 6th edn [1856?]
Kitty King: or chapters for children. [1874], 1908 (illus).
Johnny: or how a little boy learned to be good. London, Edinburgh
and New York 1881 (6th edn).
Also pbd tracts.
Kathleen Knox
Father Time’s story book. 1873.
Fairy gifts: or a wallet of wonders. 1875.
Lily of the valley; a story for little boys. 1876.
Meadowleigh. A holiday history. 1876.
Seven birthdays: or the children of fortune. 1876.
Wildflower Win: the journal of a little girl. 1876.
Queen Dora: the life and lessons of a little girl. 1879.
Captain Eva. The story of a naughty girl. [1880.]
Cornertown chronicles: new legends of old lore. 1880.
The organist’s baby: a story.‘1895’ [1894], [1927] (as Bab’s two
cousins).
Fanny Lablache
Starlight stories told to bright eyes. 1876, 1877.
A wayside posy. Gathered for girls. 1897.
Charles Lamb 1775–1834
The king and queen of hearts. 1805, 1902 (ed E. V. Lucas).
The adventures of Ulysses. 1808, 1890 (ed A. Lang).
Prince Dorus. 1811 (anon), 1889 (ed A. Tuer).
Beauty and the beast. [1811?] (anon), 1887 (ed A. Lang).
Charles and Mary Anne Lamb 1764–1847
Tales from Shakespear designed for the use of young persons. 2 vols
1807, 1899 (ed A. Lang), 2 vols 1901 (ed F. Furnivall), 1965 (ed J. C.
Trewin).
Mrs Leicester’s school: or the history of several young ladies related
by themselves. 1809 (anon), 1885 (ed A. Ainger).
Poetry for children, entirely original, by the author of Mrs
Leicester’s school. 1809 (anon), 1872 (ed R. H. Shepherd).
See also col 2170.
‘Ruth Buck’, Mrs Ruth Buck Lamb
See Ruth Buck.
‘Harry Collingwood’, William Joseph Cosens
Lancaster 1851–1922
The log of the ‘Flying fish’: a story of aerial and submarine peril and
adventure. 1887 (illustr G. Browne), 1894.
The missing merchantman. 1889 (illustr W. H. Overend).
Harry Escombe: a tale of adventure in Peru. 1910.
Ebenezer Landells 1808–60
Home pastimes: or the child’s own toymaker. 1858, 1859, New York
1860.
The boy’s own toymaker: a practical illustrated guide to the useful
employment of leisure hours. 4th edn 1860 (illus), 6th edn 1863,
1892.
The girl’s own toymaker and book of recreations. 1860 (with A.
Landells), 5th edn 1868.
An engraver who also wrote on shipwrecks.
Laura M. Lane
‘A character’: a story for girls. nd.
Ella’s mistake. 1889.
Andrew Lang
See col 2362.
Elizabeth Lang
Jane and her family. A tale for the young. 1895.
Frederick Langbridge
Mysteriously missing: the strange adventures of two little pickles.
1881.
Shank’s pony. 1886.
The happiest half hour. Sunday talks with children. 1888.
Scout’s head: or St Nectan’s ball. 1889.
Major Monk’s motto: or look before you leap. 1892.
Edward Lear
See col 630.
Hilda Balfour Leatham
The King’s castle: a story for children. 1895.
Big brother Dick. A story for boys and girls. [1896.]
Mother’s ship. A story for boys and girls. [1897.]
The naughty little Newlands. [1898.]
Matilda Leathes, Mrs Stanley Leathes
Ruth Levison: or working and waiting. 1860.
Charity at home. 1863.
Soi même. 1869.
A story of a wilful life. 1869.
Penelope: or morning clouds dispersed. 1873.
Prue’s babies. 1876.
The girls of Bredon, and manor house stories. [1877.]
On the doorsteps, or Crispin’s story. [1880.]