The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1863 | 1864
Cecil Scott
Chrissie Lyle: a tale for the young. 1872.
Kate’s new home. 1872, Edinburgh 1894, 1900.
Michael Scott
Tom Cringle’s log. Edinburgh and London 1836, 1895.
Mrs Scott
Mary Mathieson: or duties and difficulties. 1856.
Joseph and the Jew: a story founded on fact. 1857.
Little tales on great truths: or six scripture warnings. 1860, 1881.
Witless Willie. [1864.]
Tom Ilderton and other stories. 1865.
Tales of my Sunday scholars. 1866.
Lame Allan: or cast thy burden on the Lord. Edinburgh and London
1868, 1871.
Mrs Emilie Searchfield
Claimed at last and Roy’s reward. nd.
The secret cave: or the story of mistress Joan’s ring. 1895.
Contributed to religious periodicals for the young.
‘January Searle’, George Searle Phillips 1815–89
Fell Farm: a country book for boys. 1851.
Contributed to girls’ mags and pbd on christianity, religious architecture and
literary history.
Mrs T. R. Seddon
The twining of the threads: the story of Simon Slade. London and
New York nd.
Emma Louisa Seeley
Belt and spur: stories of the knights of the Middle Ages from old
chronicles. 1883, New York 1883.
The city in the sea: stories of the deeds of the old Venetians from the
chronicles. 1884.
Border lances. A romance of the northern marches in the reign of
Edward the third. 1886.
Humble life: a tale for humble homes. [188?]
Angelica Selby
On duty. A story for children. London and New York 1889.
In the sunlight: a novel. 1890, 1912.
Gertrude Sellon
A man’s boot and other tales. 1875, 1882 (as Short stories about
animals).
Uncle Charlie’s book of nursery rhymes. 1897.
Uncle Charlie’s short stories about animals. nd (illus).
Patty Caroline Sellon d. 1887
The young governess: a tale for girls. nd.
Gerty and May. 1867 (illus), Boston 1890.
Granny’s story box. 1873, 1889.
The new baby. 1873.
The children of the parsonage. 1875 (illustr K. Greenaway), London
and New York 1884 (illus).
Our white violet. 1887.
Sunny days: or a month at the Great Stowe. 1887.
A. Selwyn
The little creoles: or the history of Francis and Blanche. [1820?]
Resignation: or memoirs of the Dufane family. 1824.
Tales at the vicarage. 1824.
A key; or familiar introduction to the science of botany. 1824.
The history of farmer Darwin and his family: a moral tale. [1825]
(illus), [1840].
Montague Park: or family incidents. 1825.
A new year’s gift: or domestic tales for children. 1825.
Revenge: or the young West Indian, and benevolence and little
Agnes. 1825.
Tales for a winter’s fireside. 2 vols 1828.
Moral fairy tales: containing Mary and Jane, Letitia and the fairy,
Little Anna, History of farmer Darwin, and Flora and Edward.
[1830?]
Youth’s mirror: or tales adapted for the perusal of children. [1830],
1838.
Mary and Jane: or who would not be industrious. [1840?]
Emily Frances Adeline Sergeant 1851–1904
Reuben Touchett’s granddaughter. nd.
Amy’s Christmas. 1861.
Also pbd poetry and fiction.
Ernest Thompson Seton 1860–1946
Wild animals I have known. 1898, New York 1899.
The trail of the Sandhill stag. 1899, ed R. L. Green 1966 (with other
stories).
The lives of the hunted. 1901.
Two little savages. 1903.
Wood myth and fable. 1905.
Animal heroes. New York 1905.
Rolf in the woods. 1911.
Harleigh Severne
Chums: a tale for the youngsters. [1878] (illustr H. Furniss].
Anna Sewell 1820–78
Black Beauty: the autobiography of a horse. 1877, 1950 (illustr L.
Kemp-Welch] (Children’s Illus Classics), 1954 (illustr C. Hough)
(Puffin).
Black Beauty has been in print continuously since the first edn. See M. J.
Baker, Anna Sewell and Black Beauty, 1956, and S. Chitty, The woman
who wrote Black Beauty, 1971.
Elizabeth Missing Sewell 1815–1906
Amy Herbert, by a lady. 1844.
Laneton Parsonage: a tale for children on the practical use of a
portion of the Church catechism. 3 pts 1846–8.
Stories illustrative of the Lord’s prayer. 1851.
The castaways. 1857.
The boy voyagers: or the pirates of the East. 1859.
Among the Tartar tents. 1861.
The boy foresters. [1868.]
See also col 1399.