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The sand cave. 1887, 1891 (illus).
Sara: the woolgatherer. 1887.
A joke for a pic-nic. 1891.
Little tales for little folk. 1892.
Piecrust promises. 1893, 1905.
Ella’s brown crown: a story of holiday adventure. 1895.
Wilful Joyce. 1896.
The blue bead. 1897.
The shoe black’s cat. 1900.
Tony’s pains and gains. 1900.
Cubie’s adventure. 1907.
Also pbd plays and didactic bks.
Mary Emily Ropes b. 1842
Granny’s darling. nd.
Springfield stories. 1873.
Only a beggar boy and other stories. 1875.
Caroline Street: or little homes and big hearts. 1877, 1903.
Finette, the Norman maiden and her English friends. 1877, 1882.
His little Hetty: or out of the dark. 1878.
Jock, the shrimper: or help yourself and God will help you. 1878.
Made clear at last: or the story of a ten pound note. [1879], 1884.
Till the sugar melts. [1879.]
Honesty the best policy and other stories. 1882.
My golden ship. 1882.
Only Milly: or a child’s kingdom. [1882.]
Jim. 1883, 1896.
The story of Mary Jones and her Bible. 1883, 1891, Chicago 1892.
Prince and page: a story of Russia. 1884.
Ragged Robin. 1885, 1888.
Bob’s trials and tests. 1887, 1893, 1907.
Out of Cabbage Court: a story of three waifs. 1887, 1897.
Lazy Laurie: or the mote and the beam. 1892.
Lily and her pony: or one too many. 1892.
Wild Meg and wee Dickie: a tale. 1892.
Bel’s baby. 1893 (3rd edn).
Vassia: or a Russian boy’s eventful journey. 1893.
Little Penny Wyse and nurse Priscilla’s stories. 1893.
Tom’s Bennie. 1894.
Seedy Mike. 1895.
Two little Finns. [1895.]
His Majesty’s beggars. 1897.
The mystery of Hoyle’s Mouth: or the adventures of two runaway
boys. 1897, 1899.
Nat and his little heathen. [1899.]
Margie’s venture: or when the ship comes home. 1908.
Two brave boys and the wrong twin. 1910.
What happened to Tad. 1913.
Also pbd other stories.
William Roscoe 1753–1831
The butterfly’s ball and the grasshopper’s feast. 1883 (ed C. Welsh),
1897. First pbd in GM Nov 1806.
The lion’s masquerade. 1807.
The butterfly’s birthday. 1809.
The butterfly’s ball produced many imitations besides those by Mrs Dorset,
such as The elephant’s ball by W. B., 1807; The lion’s parliament, [1808?];
The rose’s breakfast, 1808; The horse’s levée, 1808; The fishes grand
gala by Mrs Cocke, 1808; The tyger’s theatre by Samuel James Arnold
(1774–1852), 1808; Flora’s gala, 1808; The council of dogs, 1808; The
wedding among the flowers by Ann Taylor, 1808; The lobster’s voyage,
1808; La fête de la rose by B. Hoole, later Mrs Hofland, [1809?].
See A. W. Tuer, Pages and pictures from forgotten children’s books,
1898–9. See also col 431.
Christina Rossetti 1830–94
Sing-song: a nursery rhyme book. 1872, 1893 (with addns).
Speaking likenesses. 1874.
Maude: a story for girls. 1897. Introd by W. M. Rossetti.
See Not all roses in the Victorian nursery, TLS 29 May 1959; and also col
657.
Emily Rottenslake
A tale of the Plaiting districts. [1873.]
Richard Rowe
A holiday book of stories for the young. 1877.
Famous British explorers and navigators from Drake to Franklin.
1892.
The history of a lifeboat. Edinburgh 1893.
Mary C. Rowsell
Hardy and foolhardy. nd.
Two blackbirds. nd.
Honor bright: a story of the days of King Charles. nd (illus).
Marion and Jessie: or children’s influence. 1870.
Tom’s opinion: a story of school life. Boston and Dover NH 1876,
1892.
Number Nip: or the spirit of the giant mountains. 1884.
The pedlar and his dog. 1885 (illustr G. Cruikshank), 1887, 1911, 1917.
Peasblossom. 1885.
Sepperl: the drummer boy. 1886.
One of a covey. 3rd edn 1888 (illus).
Robin and Linnet. 1888.
Gilly Flower. 1889.
Halt. 1890.
The story of a queen. 1890.
All’s well! 1891.
Hatto’s tower and other stories. 1892.
N or M. 1897 (illus).
Five, ten and fifteen. 1898.
Larry’s luck. 1898.
Dick of Temple Bar. 1900.
Also pbd novels for adults.
John Ruskin 1819–1900
The king of the golden river: or the black brothers – a legend of
Styria. 1851.
See also col 2275.
Fox Russell
The first cruise of the three middies. [189?].
H. Rutherfurd Russell
Tom, the history of a very little boy. 1873.
Tom, seven years old. 1876.
How Molly spent her Christmas. 1877.
Muriel. 1877.
My dolly. 1877.
Life’s peepshow. 1899.
W. Clark Russell
The frozen pirate. 1892.
C. J. Ridgway | W. Clark Russell
1857 | 1858