The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1851 | 1852
The bag of blessings: or the singing tailor. 1872.
Stamp on it John and other narratives. New York 1872.
Truffle nephews and how they commenced. 1874.
The cup and the kiss and other sketches. 1894.
Also pbd numerous tracts.
Elizabeth Prentiss, née Payson, ‘Aunt Susan’
1818–78
Only a dandelion and other stories. nd.
Little Susy’s six birthdays. 1854.
Little threads: tangle thread, golden thread, silver thread.
Edinburgh and New York 1864, 1865, New York 1873, 1876, 1881.
Little Lou’s sayings and doings. 1868.
Nidworth and his three magic wands. [1869.]
The story Lizzie told. 1870.
Little Susy’s little servants. 1871.
Little Susy’s six teachers. 1871.
Stepping heavenward: a tale of home life. 1872.
Herman: or the little preacher. 1874.
Little Rosa: or the old brown pitcher. 1885.
Nidworth’s choice; or the three wands. 1888.
See R. G. Prentiss,The life and letters of Elizabeth Prentiss, 1882.
Annie Preston
Dame Durden’s copper kettle. [1884.]
Uncle Jim. [1884.]
Alice Price
Miss Margaret’s stories. 1880, [1884?].
Sophia Amelia Prosser, née Dibdin 1807–82
Cicely Brown’s trials: how she got into them, how she got out of
them and what they did for her. nd.
Golden, golden, all golden. nd.
How Jarvis got his house, an incident of life in the Black Country.
nd.
Original fables. nd.
Tiger Jack. nd.
The wise man of Wittlebury: or ‘charity begins at home’. nd.
Ludovic: or the boy’s victory. [1867.]
Quality Fogg’s old ledger. [1869.]
The cheery chime of Garth, and other stories. 1879.
Frog alley and what came out of it. 1879.
The light on the wall and other stories. 1881.
Fables for you. 1895.
S. S. Pugh
‘Life’s battle’ lost and won. nd.
Our forest home: its inmates, and what became of them. [1871.]
Henry William Pullen 1836–1903
The house that Baby built. 1874, 1876.
Mabel Quiller Couch
Martha’s trial, or truth will prevail. [1895.]
One good seed sown or old Jasper’s protégé. [1896.]
The recovery of Jane Vercoe and other stories. [1896.]
The Carroll girls. 1906.
Kitty Trenire. 1909.
Mrs Milne Rae
Dan Stapleton’s last race. [1881.]
A book for young women. 1887.
Mrs Herbert Railton
Lily and the lift and other stories. 1895.
Edgar Augustus Rand
Fighting the sea: or winter at the life saving station. 1887.
Making the best of it. 1888.
Margie at the harbour light: a story for the young. 1890, 1908, 1920.
Too late for the tide-mill. 1890.
Up north in a whaler: or would he keep his colours flying. 1891.
At the black rocks: a story for boys. 1892, 1903, 1927.
A candle in the sea: or winter at Seal’s Head. 1892.
A knight that smote the dragon: or the young people’s Gough. 1892.
The mill at Sandy Creek. 1894.
Our clerk from Barkton: or right rather than rich. 1894.
A salt-water hero. 1896.
William Brighty Rands 1823–82
Lilliput levee: poems of childhood, child fancy and child-like moods.
1864, 1867, 1868, London, New York and Philadelphia 1868.
Lilliput lectures. 1871.
Lilliput revels. London and New York 1871.
Lilliput legends. 1872.
Lilliput lyrics. 1899 (ed R. B. Johnson).
See also col 656.
‘Guy Rayner’, Samuel Dacre Clarke
Guy Rayner’s adventures. 1889.
Guy Rayner’s schooldays. 1889.
Guy Rayner’s Boy’s Hearts of Gold Library of complete stories. 1890.
‘Guy Rayner’ edited and contributed to a number of boys’ short-lived popular
weeklies in the 1870s and 1880s.
Mrs R. H. Read
Dora: a girl without a home. 1883.
Our Dolly: her words and ways. 1883.
Fairy fancy: what she saw and what she heard. 1883 (illus).
The goldsmith’s ward: a tale of London city in the fifteenth century.
1891.
Silver Mill: a tale of the Don Valley. 1896 (illus), 1908.
Frances E. Reade
Tales for Sunday scholars. 1878.
How Willie became a hero. London and New York 1881, 1888.
Kate Temple’s mate. 1883.
Black Jack and other temperance tales for boys and girls. 1884.
Chimney park: or Mrs Carter’s ‘Comings’. London and New York
1886.
Nell’s bondage. 1887.
Aunt Edna. 1888.
Brave Tiny. 1888 (illus).
Polly Rivers: or what I must renounce. London and New York 1888.
Walter Morris. London and New York 1888 (illus).
How Sandy learned the creed. 1889, London and New York 1891.
Seven idols. A tale for girls. 1890.
Edith’s charity. London and New York 1895 (illus).