The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1871 | 1872
From slum to quarter deck. 1908 (illustr A. Pearse).
A boy’s book of battleships. 1909, 1915.
The ivory hunters: a story of wild adventure by land and sea. 1909.
On special service. 1910 (illustr S. H. Vedder).
Shadowed for life. 1914.
Regularly contributed to boys’ mags, especially the Boy’s Own Paper, and
pbd bks on animals and health.
W. Edwards Staite
Fables for children, young and old. 1848, 1870.
Also pbd other bks.
Louisa Stanley
Children taught by experience: stories for the nursery. 1835.
The juvenile story book. [1840] (illus).
The little girl’s keepsake: or pleasing stories for the home fireside.
[1840.]
Original tales for boys and girls. [1840] (illus), 1854.
Henrietta Eliza Vaughan Stannard, née Palmer,
‘John Strange Winter’ 1856–1911
The child’s gospel history. nd.
A Christmas fairy. [1897.]
Little Gervaise and other stories. [1898.]
Also pbd numerous adult novels.
Beatrice Stebbing, later Batty, ‘Bee Bee’
An English girl’s account of a Moravian settlement in the Black
Forest. 1858.
The mill in the valley. A tale of German rural life. 1859.
Time answers best: or Jean and Nicotte. 1860.
Little Tija, or the new name, etc. [1870.]
Effie and her ayah. [1873.]
Matzchen and his mistresses. 1881.
Ernest Dacent. 1886.
Stories of my pets. 1886.
The life and adventures of a very little monkey and other tales. 1888.
Mrs Fauntleroy’s nephew; an episode of Oxford history in eights
week. 1912.
Strange but true: anecdotes of cats, dogs and birds. 1931.
Also pbd poetry, novels and travel bks.
Grace Stebbing
Denham Hall: a story of Wiclif’s days. nd.
Fun and fairies: or those four little girls. nd.
Joe Underwood: or worth more than the sparrows. 1857.
Walter Benn, and how he stepped out of the gutter. 1877.
Gold and glory; or wild ways of other days. [1882.]
That aggravating schoolgirl. 1885.
That brother of a boy. 1890.
Lilla Thorn’s voyage: or ‘That for remembrance’. Boston 1892.
The Jessamines: a story of a country house. 1899.
Lost her shoe and a few little threads. 1900.
Also pbd numerous other bks.
Francesca Mary Steele see ‘Darley Dale’
John Alexander Steuart 1861–1932
Self-exiled: a story of the high seas and East Africa. 1889 (illus).
Charles Stevens
Alone in the pirate’s lair. 1870 (rptd from Boys of England).
Conducted and contributed to Boys of England and other penny weekly
mags for boys.
Robert Louis Stevenson 1850–94
Treasure island. 1883.
A child’s garden of verses. 1885.
Kidnapped: being memoirs of the adventures of David Balfour. 1886.
The black arrow: a tale of the two roses. 1888.
Catriona: a sequel to Kidnapped. 1893.
See also col 1688.
Mrs Stewart, Agnes M. Stewart
Brotherly love; or the sisters. 1848.
Chastity: or the sister of charity. 1848.
Diligence: or Ethel Villiers and her slothful friend. 1848.
Humility: or Blanche Neville and the fancy fair. 1848.
Meekness: or Emily Herbert and the victim of passion. 1848.
Stories of the seven virtues. 1848.
Temperance: or the broken glass. 1848.
The cousins: or pride and vanity. 1849.
Eustace: or self devotion. 1860.
Disappointed ambition. 1863.
The story of a boy’s adventures and how he rose in the world. 1866
(illus).
Alone in the world. 1870.
Also wrote a number of devotional texts.
Caroline Stewart
A kitten’s adventures. [1887.]
Lady Daisy and other stories. [1889.]
Glen Farm. A story of three children. [1896.]
Alice’s teaparty. 1898.
Geraldine Stewart
The laird’s return and what came of it. A story for young people. 1861
(illus).
Sarah Stickney, later Ellis 1799–1872
The young Hindoo. 1833.
Fireside tales for the young. 1849.
See also col 1284.
Catherine Mary Stirling
Prince Arthur: or the four trials. A fairy tale. 1861, 1874.
Walter Stirling
First impressions: or pleasing and instructive stories for children. nd.
Early impressions: or moral and instructive entertainment for
children. [1820?], 1847.
Lady Isabella Stoddart, née Moncrieff
Wellwood, ‘Martha Blackford’ d. 1846
The Eskdale herdboy, a Scottish tale. 1819, 1850.
Arthur Montieth: a moral tale. 1822.
The Scottish orphans. 1822, 1823, 1850.