The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Mamma’s stories: or strawberry gathering. nd.
A word in season: being a faithful and affectionate address to young
people on leaving Sabbath and other schools connected with
places of worship. 1849.
Short stories of easy reading; mostly in words of one syllable. 1853,
1890.
Progressive reward and gift books. [1855.]
Be just before you are generous. 1858.
Marion Lee and other tales. 1859.
Good and bad tales for twilight. 1860, [1889].
Frederick and Kate: or the little letter writers. 1861.
The school friends and other tales. [c. 1875.]
The sisters; or ’tis best to think before we act. 1880.
George Etell Sargent 1808?–83
Alice Barlow: or principle in everything. nd.
The English peasant girl. nd.
Frank Layton: an Australian story. nd.
Harry the whaler: what a young sailor saw and did in the North Sea.
nd.
The little fish pedlar: or Mackerel Will and his friend Emma. nd.
My brother Ben. nd.
Nobody’s own. nd.
An old sailor’s story. nd.
Richard Hunne: a story of old London. nd.
The little sea bird. nd, 1876.
Stories for village lads. nd.
Stories of old England. nd.
The story of a child’s companion. nd.
The story of a city Arab. nd.
The story of a pocket Bible. nd.
The story of Charles Ogilvie. nd.
The weed with an ill name. nd.
Without intending it: or John Tincroft, bachelor and Benedict. nd.
The Bedfordshire tinker: or the history of John Bunyan. 1848, 1849
(Biography for the Young).
The white slave: a life of John Newton written for young children.
1848.
Stories of schoolboys. 1849, Philadelphia 1850, 1871.
The turning point: a book for thinking boys and girls. 1849.
Charles Hamilton: or better rub than rust. [1851], [1853].
Egerton Roscoe: a story for the high spirited. 1851, 1853, 1876.
Frank Harrison. 1853.
Havering Hall and other stories. 1860, 1879.
Willy and Lucy. 1860.
Down in a mine: or buried alive. nd, 1864, 1886.
Lilian: a story of the days of martyrdom in England three hundred
years ago. 1864, 1871, 1887.
Moncton Grange. 1865.
Harry, the sailor boy and his Uncle Gilbert. 1870.
Lucy the light bearer. 1874.
Ethel Rippon: or beware of idle words. 1875.
The poor clerk and his crooked sixpence. 1878.
Boys will be boys. [1879.]
The Grafton family and other tales. 1879.
My scarlet shawl: or ‘Out of debt, out of danger’. 1881.
Basil Marsden: or struggles in life. [1885?]
The crooked sixpence. 1887 (illus).
The young Cumbrian and other stories. 1891.
Jane Alice Sarjant, née Smith 1789–1869
Rachel Johnson: a tale. nd.
Letters from a mother to her daughter at or going to school. 1821,
1844.
The broken arm: a National School story. 1841, 1851, 1856.
Charlie Burton: a tale. 1846, New York 1849, 1856, London and New
York 1869; tr Ger 1854, Fr 1857.
The brothers: a seaside story. 1850.
Ann Ash; or the foundling. 1851.
The holiday week and other stories. London and New York 1851.
But once. 1853.
Home tales founded on fact. 1853.
No lie thrives: a tale. 1853.
Fireside tales. 1857.
Shades of character. 1858.
As the crystal ball: a child’s book of fairy ballads. 1895 (illus).
Also pbd tracts, pams, poems and plays.
Emily Susan Goulding Saunders
The flower of grass: a story for children. 1865.
Missionary pictures. 1871.
Made for it: or the wild flower transplanted. 1874.
Also pbd poetry and bks about Italy.
Frances Maitland Savill
The flying postman and other stories. [1879.]
Jenny’s journal: leaves from the diary of a young servant. 1880.
May’s dream. 1882.
The beautiful house with its seven pillars. 1883.
Hettie: or not forsaken. 1883.
Elizabeth M. A. F. Saxby
Grandmother Owen. nd.
The parables of the kingdom: our Lord’s story told for children.
nd.
Earth’s many voices. 1863, 1864, 1865.
Jane Euphemia Saxby
See Jane Euphemia Browne.
Annie Ryland | Jessie Margaret Saxby
Jessie Margaret Saxby, née Edmonston 1842–1940
One wee lassie. 1875.
Geordie Roye: or a waif from the Greyfriars Wynd. Glasgow 1879.
Snow dreams: or funny fancies for little folks. Edinburgh 1882.
Breakers ahead: or Uncle Jack’s stories of great shipwrecks of recent
times. London, Edinburgh and New York 1883.
Ben Hansen. 1884.
The lads of Lunda: a tale. 1887.
Winnie’s golden key: or the right of way. 1887.
Lindeman brothers: or shoulder to shoulder. 1888 (illus).
Kate and Jean: the story of two young and independent spinsters.
1889.
Crumbs from the children’s table. 1890.
West nor’ west. 1890.
Wrecked on the Shetlands: or the little sea king. 1890.
Viking boys. 1892.
Lucky lines: or won from the waves. 1893.
A Camersteria nacket: being the story of a contrary laddie ill to
guide. 1894.
Brown Jack: a tale of north-west Canada. [1896.]
The saga book of Lunda, wherein is recorded some more of the
notable adventures of Viking boys and their friends. 1896.
Also pbd bks about Shetland and adult novels, and contributed to the Boy’s
Own Paper.
1861 | 1862