The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1831 | 1832
Emma Marshall, née Martin 1830–99
Happy days at Fernback. 1861.
Rainy days and how to meet them. 1863.
Roger’s apprenticeship: or five years of a boy’s life. [1865.]
Millicent Legh. 1866.
The old gateway: or the story of Agatha. 1867, [1900].
The dawn of life: or little Mildred’s story, written by herself. [1867.]
Daisy Bright. 1868.
The little peat cutters: or the song of love. 1868.
Theodora’s childhood: or the old house at Wynburn. 1868.
Violet Douglas: or the problems of life. 1868.
Grace Buxton: or the light of home. 1869.
Christabel Kingscote: or the patience of hope. 1870.
The lost lilies. New York [1870].
Primrose: or the bells of Old Effingham. 1870.
The story of the two Margarets. [1870.]
Three little sisters. 1871.
To-day and yesterday: or a story of summer and winter holidays.
1871.
Matthew Frost, carrier: or little snowdrop’s mission. 1872.
Stellafont Abbey: or nothing new. 1872.
Between the cliffs: or Hal Forrester’s anchor. 1873.
Mrs Mainwaring’s journal. 1874.
Now-a-days: or King’s daughters. 1875.
Three little brothers. 1875.
The errant boy and the shop woman: or want of consideration in
little things. [1876.]
The governess: or pleading voices. 1876.
Life’s aftermath. 1876.
Theodora’s childhood: or the old house at Wynbourn. 1876.
Thoughtfulness for your mother. 1876.
Mrs Haycock’s chronicles. [1877.]
A lily among thorns. 1878.
Marjory: or the gift of peace. 1878.
Enough and to spare. 1879.
Framilode Hall: or before honour is humility. 1879.
The Rochemonts. 1879.
The royal law: or the words of the King. [1879.]
A chip off the old block. 1880.
Memories of troublous times. 1880.
A rose without thorns. 1880.
A violet in the shade. 1880.
Dorothy’s daughters. 1881.
Benvenuta: or rainbow colours. 1882.
Crusts and crumpets. 1882.
Dewdrops and diamonds. 1882.
Rex and Regina: or the song of the river. 1882.
Sir Christopher Crawley’s crochets. [1882.]
The court and the cottage: a story for girls. 1883, 1898 (illus).
Dayspring. 1883.
Sir Valentine’s victory, and other stories. 1883.
Mrs Willoughby’s octave. 1884.
My Grandmother’s pictures. 1884.
Silver chimes: or Olive. A story for children. 1884, [1904].
The two homes. [1884.]
Michael’s treasure: or choice silver. 1885.
The mistress of Twain Court. 1885.
No. XIII: or the story of a lost vestal. 1885.
Over the down: or a chapter of accidents. 1885.
The story of the lost emerald. 1885.
Mistress Matchett’s mistake. 1886.
Rhoda’s reward. 1886.
Salome: or ‘let Patience have her perfect work’. 1886, 1903.
The tower on the cliff. 1886.
Eaglehurst Towers. [1887.]
In four reigns: the recollections of Althea Allingham 1785–1842.
1887.
Mistress Matchett’s mistake: or a very old story. 1887, [1905].
Only a bunch of cherries. [1887.]
Alma: or the story of a little music mistress. 1888.
Bristol diamonds. 1888.
Dulcibel’s day-dreams. 1888.
Oliver’s old pictures. 1888.
Golden silence: or annals of the Birkett family. 1889.
Chris and Tina: or the twins. 1890.
Curley’s crystal: or a light heart lives long. [1890.]
Eastward ho! 1890.
The mother’s chain: or the broken link. [1890.]
Robert’s race: or more haste less speed. [1890.]
Under Salisbury’s spire. 1890.
When I was young. 1890.
My lady bountiful. [1891.]
Those three: or little wings. 1891.
Little Miss Joy. [1892.]
Little Queenie. A story of child life sixty years ago. [1892.]
Pat’s inheritance: a story of child life nowadays. 1892.
Bluebell. 1893.
Christopher’s new home. 1893.
Nature’s gentleman: or manners maketh man. 1893.
Peter’s promises: or look before you leap. 1893.
The close of St Christopher’s. 1894.
Mother and son: or ‘I will’. [1894.]
Clement and Georgie: or manners makyth man. [1895], [1899?].
Lizette and her mission: or over the moors. 1895.
Abigail Templeton: or brave efforts. London and Edinburgh 1896.
An escape from the Tower. 1896.
A flight with the swallows: or little Dorothy’s dream. [1896.]
A little curiosity. [1896.]
The master of the musicians. 1896.
Only Susan. [1896.]
Sir Benjamin’s bounty. 1896.
The two Henriettas. 1896.
Better later than never. 1898.
Master Martin. 1898.
The young queen of hearts. 1898.
A good-hearted girl: or a present-day heroine. 1899.
The parson’s daughter. 1899.
Rose Deane: or Christmas roses. Bristol [1899].
Time tries. 1899.
The thin edge of the wedge. [1900.]
Also pbd a number of historical romances and adult novels. See B. Marshall,
Emma Marshall: a biographical sketch, 1900.
Mrs Marshall
A sketch of my friend’s family, intended to suggest some practical
hints on religion and domestic manners. 1817, 1818, 1819, 1827.
Henwick tales: designed to amuse the mind . . . of youth. 3rd edn
1818.
The child’s guide to good breeding, founded on Christian principles,
or seven chapters on politeness. 2nd edn 1839.
My first French book. 1851.
Mrs Profligate’s dream. 1852, 1859.
Ida; or living for others. A story for the young. [1865], 1868.
Grannie’s wardrobe: or the lost key. [1867.]
Louise Marston
Bennie: the King’s little servant. 1882.
Cripple Jess: the hop-picker’s daughter. 1882.
Blind Nettie: or seeking her future. 1883.