The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

The young artists. 1825.
William Montgomery. 1829.
The orphan of Waterloo. 1844.
Miss E. Strafford, Elizabeth Strafford 1828–68
The captain’s little daughter and other tales. [1856.]
Hymns for the collects throughout the year for the use of children.
1857.
Enjoyment for all young readers. 1859.
Tales of delight for youthful readers. [1859.]
‘Hesba Stretton’
See col 1704.
Agnes Strickland 1796–1874
The moss house. 1822.
The rival crusoes. 1826.
See also col 2199.
Susanna Strickland, later Moodie 1803–85
Little Downey: or the adventures of a field mouse. 1822, 1832, 1844
(as Adventures of little Downey, the field mouse and The little
prisoner: or passion and patience).
The little prisoner: or passion and patience, and Amendment: or
Charles Grant and his sister. 1828, [1850?].
Geoffrey Moncton: or the faithless guardian. New York 1855.
‘Esmé Stuart’, Amélie Claire Le Roy 1851–1934
The good old days, or Christmas under Queen Elizabeth. 1876
(illustr H. S. Marks).
A little brown girl: a story for children. 1877.
Master Trim’s charge: a story. 1879.
Mimi: a story of peasant life in Normandy. 1879.
The belfry of St Jude. 1880.
How they were caught in a trap. A tale of France in 1802. 1880.
Overtaken by the tide: or holidays at Old Port. A story. 1881.
Vanda. A story. 1881.
The Vicar’s trio: a story. 1881.
The white chapel. A story. 1881.
Ade: a story of German life. 1882.
Isabeau’s hero. A story of the revolt of the Cevennes. 1882.
Lia: a tale of Nuremberg. 1883.
The fate of Castle Lowengard: a story of the days of Luther. [1884],
1890 (as In the days of Luther: or The fate of Castle Lowengard).
An out of the way place. A story. 1884, 1892 (as Through the flood).
The prisoner’s daughter. A story of 1758. 1884.
A fair damzell. A novel. 1885.
Jesse Dearlove. A story. 1885.
The last hope: a tale. 1885.
A little place. A tale. 1885.
Married to order: a romance of modern days. 1885.
Miss Fenwick’s failures; or Peggy Pepper Pot. 1885.
The unwelcome guest: a story for girls. 1886 (illustr M. E. Butler).
Ursula’s fortune. 1886.
For half a crown. A story. [1887.]
The goldmakers. A tale. 1887.
In his grasp. A tale. 1887.
Muriel’s marriage: a novel. 1887.
Carried off. A story of pirate times. 1888.
Daisy’s king and How Mick Kevene won the race. Two tales. 1888.
An idle farthing. 1888.
Joan Vellacott. 1888.
Edgar’s wife: a story. 1889.
One for the other: stories of French life. 1889.
By reeds and rushes. 1890.
Cast ashore. 1890.
Kestell of Greystone. 1891.
The silver mine. An underground story. 1891.
A brave fight, and other stories. 1892.
A nest of Royalists. (A tale of the second French revolution). 1892.
A small legacy: a story for children. 1892.
Through the flood. 1892.
Virginie’s husband. A novel. 1892.
By right of succession. 1893.
Claudia’s island. 1893.
A woman of forty. A monograph. 1893.
Inscrutable. 1894.
The power of the past. A novel. 1894.
Arrested: a novel. 1896.
The footsteps of fortune. 1896.
Harum Scarum: a poor relation. 1896, 1905, 1924.
A mine of wealth. 1896.
Tangled threads. 1897.
The knights of Rosemullion. 1898.
Sent to Coventry. 1898.
In the dark. 1899.
Christella: an unknown quantity. 1900.
The strength of straw: a novel. 1900.
For love and ransom. 1905.
Mona: a Manx idyll. 1905.
A charming girl. 1907.
Harum Scarum’s fortune. [1909], 1915.
The culture of Chris. 1919.
The taming of Tamzin. 1920, 1931.
Two troubadours. A story. 1912 (illustr H. Holloway), 1912 (as Harum
Scarum married).
Amelia Stubbs
Family tales for children. [1824.]
William Francis Sullivan 1756–1830
The flights of fancy, being a miscellaneous collection of original
poems, epigrams, songs, etc. 1792.
The test of union and loyalty, or the long-threatened French invasion.
A poem. 1803.
Early habits: or the effects of attention and neglect; exemplified by
the history of Master Thomas Towardley and Lawrence Lacey,
alias Lazy. 1816.
Emily and Henrietta: or a cure for idleness. 1816 (tr from Fr).
The history of Mr Rightway and his pupils. 1816.
Juvenile sketches: or the history of Mrs Barton and her little family.
1817.
Portraits from life; or the history of Charles and Charlotte. 1817.
Pleasant stories: or the history of Ben the sailor and Ned the soldier.
1818.
The recluse: or the hermit of Windermere. 1818, 1819.
The young truants; an interesting and instructive lesson . . . . 1818.
The young liar! A tale of truth and caution . . . . 1818.
‘Mercie Sunshine’
W. Edwards Staite | ‘Mercie Sunshine’
Chats about animals. 1878.
Chats about birds. 1878.
The children’s picture story book in prose and verse. 1881.
The child’s pretty page picture book in prose and verse. 1881.
1873 | 1874