The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1867 | 1868
Catherine Sinclair 1800–64
Holiday house: a series of tales. Edinburgh 1839.
Frank Vansittart: or the model schoolboys. 1853.
Charlie Seymour: or the good and bad choice. 1856 (4th edn).
The first of April picture letter. Edinburgh 1864.
See E. V. Lucas, Introd to Old fashioned tales, [1905] and col 1401.
Dorothea S. Sinclair
Sugar plums for children. 1884.
Sayings and doings in fairyland: or old friends with new faces. 1890.
Strange adventures of some very old friends. 1896 (illus).
The enchanted princess. 1897.
The fairy prince and the goblin. 1897.
Jane Sinett, Mrs Percy Sinett
Hunters and fishers: or sketches of primitive races in lands beyond
the sea. 1846.
A story about a Christmas in the seventeenth century. 1846.
Herdmen and tillers of the ground: or illustrations of early civilisation.
1847.
A child’s history of the world. 1853.
Grandmother Katie: or trials and troubles and the way out of them.
1857.
A story about a Christmas in the olden time. 1858 (illus).
Also translated works from Fr and Ger, and pbd travel bks.
Sophia Sinnett
Lessons about God for very young children. London and Norwich
[1863].
Florence A. Sitwell
Daybreak: a story for girls. nd.
Mrs Isla Sitwell, Sydney Mary Sitwell
Aunt Kezia’s will. 1881.
The church farm. [1882.]
Born a soldier. 1884.
The dreadful cousin. 1884, 1887.
The one army. 1884.
Two friends. 1885.
Will Trahair’s friends. London and New York [1888] (illustr A. Pearse).
Emmy’s opportunity. [1889.]
Father’s pet. [1889.]
A friend in need. [1889.]
The golden woof. A story of two girls’ lives. 1890.
Farmer Goldsworthy’s will. 1894.
The lady of St Ouen. 1895.
An innocent. 1895.
A bright farthing. 1896.
The hermit of Hillside Tower. 1900 (illus).
Also pbd numerous adult novels.
Kate Thomson Sizer
Hugh’s ancestors: or English boys and girls in far-off times. 1895.
The four young musicians: or God’s care is over all. [1899.]
William Skinner
The young Shetlander. nd.
Musical Andy: the story of a kidnapped boy. 1885.
Benjamin Smith
Vice royalty: or counsels respecting the government of the heart,
addressed especially to young men. 1860.
Climbing: a manual for the young who desire to rise in both worlds.
1861, 5th edn 1873.
Also pbd other religious texts.
Catherine E. Smith
Enchanted ground. nd (illus).
Mrs Elizabeth Tomasina Smith, L. T. Meade
See col 1635.
Mrs G. Castle Smith, née Meyrick
See ‘Brenda’.
Sarah Smith, ‘Hesba Stretton’
See col 1704.
Mrs W. Glennie Smith
Little Lucy; what she thought and said and did. A story for young
children. [1861.]
Sally Rainbow’s stories, as she told them. A sequel to Little Lucy.
[1863.]
Elizabeth Anne Smythe
The history of Tabby, a favourite cat. As related by herself to her
kitten. 1809.
The history of Mary, the beggar girl. 1815.
Ruth E. Smythe
Wilful Peggy: a story for girls. [1892.]
Richard Gilbert Soans and Edith C. Kenyon
Brave all round: or Lionel’s victory. [1893.]
Alice Somerton
Oeland: a thread of life. 1856.
Ida: or the last struggles of the Welsh for independence. 1858.
The torn Bible: or Hubert’s best friend. 1862 (illus), 1900.
Also pbd other bks.
Elizabeth Somerville, née Townsend? c. 1776–1832
The history of little Charles and his friend Frank Wilful. nd.
The village maid: or Dame Burton’s moral stories for the instruction
and amusement of youth. 1801, Philadelphia 1802.
Mabel Woodbine and her sister Lydia, a tale. 1802.
My birthday: or moral dialogues and stories. 1802.
The birthday: or moral dialogues and stories for the instruction and
amusement of juvenile readers. 1803.
Flora: or the deserted child. 1806, 1811.
The history of little Phoebe. 1808, 1814.
Aurora and Maria; or the advantage of adversity. 1809.
Maria: or the ever-blooming flower. New Haven CT 1818, 1819.