The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Mary Seymour
The children of Summerbrook. [1859.]
Happy schoolfellows and all about them. 1861.
Village children at home. 1861.
Patience Hart’s first experience in service. [1862.]
Mother’s last words: a ballad for boys. [1866.]
A little forester and his friend. [1866.]
Little Arthur at the zoo and the birds he saw there. London,
Edinburgh and New York 1887.
Shakespeare’s stories simply told by Mary Seamer. London,
Edinburgh and New York 1887, 1889.
Also pbd verse.
Sydney Shadbolt
A moonbeam triangle. 1881 (illus).
Mrs Lucas Shadwell
Bible exercises for the family reading for the cottage meeting and
the temperance Bible class. [1869.]
Only tell Jesus: or Naomi’s secret and other life pages. [1884.]
Maggie’s mistake: or bright light in the clouds. 1887.
Also pbd novels for adults.
Emily Mary Shapcote
Among the lilies and other tales. 1881.
The story of little Tina and other tales. 1881.
S. Russell Sharman
One of the least: a story founded on fact. 1882.
Evelyn Jane Sharp, later Nevinson 1869–1955
Fairy tales as they are and as they should be. 1893.
At the Ralton Arms. A novel. 1895.
The making of a prig. A tale. 1897.
The making of a school girl. 1897.
Wymps and other fairy tales. 1897.
All the way to fairyland. 1898, London and New York 1898.
The other side of the sun. Fairy stories. 1900.
The youngest girl in the school. 1901.
The other boy. 1902.
Round the world to Wympland. 1902.
The children who ran away. 1903.
The child’s Christmas. 1905 (illustr C. Robinson).
Lessons, short stories. 1905.
Micky. 1905.
Niccolate: a novel. 1907.
The story of the weathercock. 1907.
The hill that fell down; a story of a large family. 1909.
Rebel women. 1910, 1915.
The victories of Olivia and other stories. 1912.
The war of all the ages. 1915.
What happened at Christmas. 1915.
A communion of sinners. 1917.
Somewhere in Christendom. 1919.
John’s visit to the farm. 1920.
Who was Jane? 1922.
Young James. 1925.
The loafer and the loaf. An episode in one act. 1926.
The London child. 1927 (illustr E. Garnett).
Daily bread. 1928.
Here we go round. The story of the dance. 1928.
The child grows up. 1929.
Also pbd adult novels. See her autobiography, Unfinished adventure.
Selected reminiscences from an Englishwoman’s life, 1933.
Catherine Shaw
Jack Forrester’s fate. nd.
Sunday sunshine. nd.
Good night. 1892.
Half done: or Violet and Dorothy. 1893.
Flora Louise Shaw, later Lady Lugard 1852–1929
Castle Blair: a story of youthful days. 1878.
Hector: a story for young people. 1883 (illus).
Phyllis Browne. Boston 1883 (illus).
A sea change. Boston 1884 (illus), 1886.
A political journalist who also wrote biographical works.
Mrs Sherwood
See col 1072.
Mary Elizabeth Shipley b. 1842
First excercises in geography for the use of little children. [1865.]
Eye service: or schooldays at St Mary’s. 1871.
The giant’s grave. 1871.
Jessie’s works: or faithfulness in little things. 1873.
Lofty aims and lowly efforts. A tale of Christian ministry. 1873.
A month at Brighton and what came of it. 1874.
Christmas at Annesley: or how the Grahams spent their holidays.
London and Belfast 1875.
Little helpers: or what children may do for Jesus. 1876.
A desolate shore: a story for boys. 1884.
True to herself. 1891.
Granny’s heroes: a tale of old Acton. 1895.
Also pbd verse.
Helen Shipton
Crooked. [189?] (illustr R. C. Woodville).
Louisa C. Silke
Dick’s strength and how he gained it. [187?]
Bravely borne: or Archie’s cross. [1882.]
Shag and doll and other stories. London and New York 1882.
Nora’s surrender. 1884.
Turning point: or two years in Maud Vernon’s life. [1885.]
Two little rooks. 1886.
Surly Bob. 1888.
A hero in the strife. 1892.
Tried in the fire. 1893.
Margaret Somerset: an historical tale. 1894.
School life at Bartrams. 1897.
Steadfast and true: a tale of the Huguenots. 1897.
‘Silverpen’, Eliza Meteyard
See col 1354.
Fanny Simon
Miss Blake’s tinies. nd.
Cecil Scott | Fanny Simon
1865 | 1866