The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Florence Spenser
Lucy’s temptation. 1896.
Three school girls: or Brenda’s purpose. 1896.
John Fletcher, farmer. 1898.
Jane H. Spettigue
An Africander trio: a story of adventure for boys and girls. 1899 (illus).
An unappreciative aunt. 1899 (illus).
A pair of them. 1900.
A trek and a laager. 1901.
Elizabeth Spooner
Rose and Kate: or the little Howards. 1865.
Aunt Emma. 1866.
Minnie’s legacy. 1867.
Emily Spratling
Out of the dark. 1893.
Sunshine after rain: or little Jim and his mother. [1894.]
A royal mandate. 1896.
Winsome Winnie. 1896.
The Morrison family. [1897.]
A heroine in the strife. 1898.
William Gordon Stables 1840–1910
Cats; their points and characteristics, with curiosities of cat life, and
a chapter on feline ailments. 1876, 1877 (reissued as Friends in
fur: true tales of cat life).
Jungle, peak and plain. A boy’s book of adventure, etc. 1877.
Wild adventures in wild places. 1881.
The cruise of the Snowbird: story of Arctic adventure. 1882, 1910.
Our home in the silver west. A story of struggles and adventure.
1883, 1908.
Wild adventures around the pole. 1883, 1909.
Aileen Aroon: a memoir of a dog. With other tales of faithful friends
and favourites, sketched from the life. 1884.
O’er many lands, on many seas. 1884.
Stanley Grahame, boy and man. A tale of the dark continent. 1884,
1889, 1909.
Kenneth McAlpine: a tale of mountain, moorland and sea. 1885.
The cruise of the land yacht Wanderer: or thirteen hundred miles in
my caravan, etc. 1886.
Born to wander: a boy’s book of nomadic adventures. 1887.
Harry Macilvaine: or the wanderings of a wayward boy. 1887, 1916.
From squire to squatter. A tale, etc. 1888.
In the dashing days of old: or the world wide adventures of Willie
Grant, etc. 1888.
In touch with nature. Tales and sketches from the life. 1888.
Jack Locke: a tale of the war and the wave. 1888.
Harry Wilde: a tale of the brine and the breeze. 1889.
The hermit hunter of the wilds. 1890, 1925.
By sea and land. A tale of the blue and the scarlet. 1890.
The mystery of millionaire’s grave. A novel. 1890.
Exiles of fortune. A tale of a far north land. 1890.
Rocked in the cradle of the deep. A tale of the salt, salt sea. 1890.
The Girl’s Own book of health and beauty. 1891.
Leaves from the log of a gentleman gipsy in wayside camp and
caravan, etc. 1891.
’Twixt school and college: a tale of self reliance. 1891, 1901, 1927.
The cruise of the Crystal Boat: the wild, the weird, the wonderful,
etc. 1891.
Catherine Sinclair | William Gordon Stables
Born to command. A tale of the sea and of sailors. 1892.
The Boy’s Own book of health and strength. 1892.
Our humble friends and fellow mortals. 1892.
Two sailor lads. 1892, 1927.
Children of the mountains. A story of life in Scottish wilds. 1893.
Facing fearful odds: a tale of flood and field. 1893.
Hearts of oak. A story of Nelson and the navy. 1893.
Just like Jack. A story of the brine and the breeze. 1893.
As we sweep through the deep. 1894, 1905.
Westward with Columbus. 1894, 1925.
On to the rescue. A tale of the Indian mutiny. 1895.
A life on the ocean wave: or the cruise of the good ship ‘Boreas’. 1895.
Shireen and her friends. Pages from the life of a Persian cat. 1895,
1918.
To Greenland and the Pole. A story of adventure, etc. 1895.
Born to be a sailor: or a home on the rolling deep. 1896.
The cruise of the Rover caravan. A story. 1896.
For honour, or honours: being the story of Gordon of Khartoum.
1896.
The pearl divers and crusoes of the Saragossa Sea. 1896.
The rose of Allandale: a sensational story of love and crime. 1896.
Shoulder to shoulder: a story of the stirring times of old. 1896, 1927.
Travels by the fireside: a book for the winter evenings. 1896 (illustr
G. Browne).
For cross or crescent . . . a romance. 1897, 1927, 1936.
Every inch a sailor. 1897.
A fight for freedom. A story of the land of the Tsar. 1897.
In the land of the lion and the ostrich; a tale. 1897.
A girl from the States: a tale of love and intrigue. 1898.
The island of gold: a sailor’s yarn. 1898.
The naval cadet. A story of adventure. 1898.
Off to Klondyke: or a cowboy’s rush to the goldfield. 1898 (illustr C.
Whymper).
’Twixt daydawn and light. A tale of the times of Alfred the Great.
1898.
Annie o’ the banks o’ Dee. 1899.
Courage, true hearts, the story of three boys. 1899, 1909.
A pirate’s gold: a true story of buried treasure. 1899, 1904.
Remember the Maine: a story of the Spanish American war. 1899.
Allan Adair: or here and there in many lands. 1900.
England’s hero prince: a story of the Black Prince. 1900.
Kidnapped by cannibals. 1900 (illustr J. Finnemore), 1925.
Old England on the sea: the story of Admiral Drake. 1900.
On war’s red tide. A tale of the Boer War. 1900.
Valour and victory. 1900.
Cruises of the frozen north. 1901, 1920, 1933.
For England’s flag. Stories by Gordon Stables and others. 1901.
With cutlass and torch. A story of the great slave coast. 1901.
The cruise of the Vengeful. A story of the Royal Navy. 1902, 1936.
In ships of steel. A tale of the navy to-day. 1902.
Rob Roy McGregor; highland chief and outlaw. 1902.
Sweeping the seas. 1902.
Chris Cunningham: a story of the stirring days of Nelson. 1903.
The cruise of the Arctic Fox in icy seas around the Pole. 1903.
In the great white land: a tale of the Antarctic Ocean. 1903.
An island afloat. By Silas Brigg, master mariner. 1903.
The shell hunters. 1903.
Young Peggy McQueen. 1903.
The meteor flag of England. The story of a coming conflict. 1905.
The sauciest boy in the service. 1905.
The city at the pole. 1906.
Leaves from the log of a sailor. 1906.
War on the world’s roof. 1906.
Wild life in sunny lands: a romance of butterfly hunting. 1906.
A little gipsy lass. 1907.
The voyage of the Blue Vega. 1907, 1913.
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