The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1843 | 1844
Amelia Opie, née Alderson 1769–1853
Tales of the Pemberton family for the use of children. 1825, 1844.
Tale of trials told to my children. 1845.
All is not gold that glitters. 1846.
See also col 965.
Eleanor Grace O’Reilly
Daisy’s companions: or scenes from child life. A story for little girls.
[1869], Boston 1872.
Deborah’s drawer. 1871, New York 1875 (illus), Philadelphia 1881.
Little Grig and the tinker’s letter. 1872.
Giles’s minority: or scenes at the Red House. 1874.
Cicely’s choice. 1875.
Little prescription and other tales. 1875.
The stories they tell me: or Sue and I. 1877.
The girls of the square and other tales. 1878.
Phoebe’s fortunes. 1879.
Doll world: or play and earnest. 1888 (illustr M. E. Edwards).
Kitty Deane of Red Farm. 1894.
Also pbd novels and stories for adults.
Mrs Cuthbert Orlebar
Cinderella: a fairy tale in verse. 1848.
Harry and Walter: or the church spire. 1856.
The story of Hans Egede. 1864.
Mrs Alexandra S. Orr
Louis Belat: or the captives of Lake Leman. 1867.
Mountain patriots: a tale of the Reformation in Savoy. 1869.
The Roseville family. 1869.
The flower of the Ticino. 1872.
The twins of Saint Marcel. 1872.
Uline’s escape: or hid with the nuns. 1877.
Leah: a tale of ancient Palestine. Illustrative of the story of Naaman
the Syrian. 1893 (The Girls’ Own Library) (illus).
Arthur William Edgar O’Shaughnessy 1844–81,
and Eleanor O’Shaughnessy, née Martin d. 1871
Toyland. 1875.
See also col 804.
Yotty Osborn
Pickles: a funny little couple. [1878] (illustr T. Pym).
Judy: or only a little girl. [1880] (illustr T. Pym).
Emily Ospringe
Favouritism, virtue and contentment, instructive and entertaining
stories for young people. [1840.]
‘Ouida’, Marie Louise de la Ramée
Bimbi. 1882, [1890].
See also col 1665.
Robert Overton
Bill Muggins. 1883.
Bob Scratchley’s religion. 1883.
Jack’s yarn or the three parsons. 1883.
Me and Bill. 1883.
Rummy fares: a cabman’s story. 1883.
A round dozen: character sketches. 1884.
‘20’. A volume of story and song. 1888.
Queer fish: character sketches. 1889, 1906.
The Overton reciter. Character sketches for recitation. 1889.
After school. 1893.Stories.
‘Ten minutes’. Holiday yarns and recitations. 1893.
Far from home: or the fights and adventures of a runaway. 1895, 1896.
The King’s pardon! or the boy who saved his father. A story of land
and sea. 1895.
Waterworks: temperance readings and recitations for the platform,
the library and the fireside. 1895, 1896.
Friend or fortune? The story of a strange year. 1896, 1897.
The record reciter and reader. 1897.
The son of a hundred fathers: or daring deeds in dangerous days.
1898, 1899.
A chase round the world. The following up of a chain of mystery. 1900.
Katie’s uncle, or an artist’s wife. 1900.
The Overton entertainer: a collection of old favourites and new
aspirants. 1904.
Dangerous days. 1905.
The orphan of Tor College; a story for boys. 1905.
Decoyed across the seas: a tale of a tangle. 1907.
Nine and three: being nine recitations and three playlets. 1910.
The son of the school. A tale of daring deeds in dangerous days. 1913.
The story of the ‘Broderick Castle’ and of Captain David Mill Smith.
1914.
Saturday island: or fun, friendship and adventure at an elementary
council school. 1915.
The three skippers and the secret of the caves. 1923.
Contributed extensively to boys’ periodicals, especially Boys and Boy’s Own
Paper.
Fairleigh Owen
The Lathams. 1858.
Steyne’s grief: or losing, seeking and finding. 1860.
Ritter Bell, the cripple. A tale for the young. 1861, Philadelphia 1868,
Glasgow 1875.
Harty the wanderer: or conduct is fate. 1879.
Mrs M. C. Owen
What little hands can do: or the children of Beechgrove. 1874, 1898.
Harriet Packer
The twenty acres. 1862.
The hidden idol. 1863.
The two cottages. 1865.
Guilty or not guilty: the story of a token. 1865.
Agatha: or sketches of school life. 1868.
Grandfather’s watch, and how it went at Eton and elsewhere. 1885.
Thoughts for my boys. 1888.
Frank Paddon
The school-boy days of Eustace Lambert. 5th edn 1896.
Jesse Page
The story of a yellow rose: told by itself. 1882, 1886.
That boy Bob and all about him. 1884.
A boy’s friendship. 1889.
Bright Ben: the story of a mother’s boy. 1893.