The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1879 | 1880
S. Grace Toplis
Charades and plays for school rooms and drawing rooms. 1889.
The girls of Cliff School. 1894.
Also pbd biographical and critical works on Richard Jefferies.
Mr Torkington
Christmas holidays: or the young visitants. 1806.
Camilla Toulmin, later Crosland, Mrs Newton
Crosland 1812–95
The little Berlin woolworker: or cousin Caroline’s visit. 1844.
Partners for life: a Christmas story. 1847.
Stratagems: a story. 1849.
The young lord and other tales. 1849, 1850.
The neglected child: a tale. 1858.
The island of the rainbow. A fairy tale and other fancies.‘1866’ [1865]
(illus).
Stories of the City of London retold for youthful readers. 1880. Illus.
See also col 1417.
Isabella Jane Towers, née Clarke 1790–1867
The children’s fireside: being a series of tales for winter evenings.
1828.
The wanderings of Tom Starboard: or the life of a sailor, his voyages
and travels, perils and adventures, by sea and land. 1830.
The young wanderer’s cave and other stories. 1830.
Perils in the woods: or an emigrant family’s return. [1835.]
Elizabeth W. Townsend, Mrs Townsend
The white dove and other poems for children. New York 1855.
Mary Elizabeth Townsend
Walter and Lisette: a mountain story. 1875, 1893.
Aunt Margaret’s story. 1876.
Daughters at home. 1876, 1881.
Rachel’s resolution: a sketch from nature. 1876.
Steffan’s angel: a Tyrolese story. 1876.
Stories for our girls. 1876.
Maidens of scripture. 1879.
Modest maidens. 1880.
Birdie’s bonnet and other stories. 1884.
Little nurses. 1888.
Also contributed to Friendly Leaves and wrote religious bks. Was a prominent
writer on the Girl’s Friendly Soc.
Elizabeth C. Traice
Wee doggie. London, Edinburgh and New York 1898.
Catherine Parr Traill, née Strickland 1802–99
Little downy. 1822.
Fables for the nursery: original and select. 1825.
The keepsake guineas.
Young emigrants: or pictures of Canada.
Marie Trevelyan
Brave little women: stories of the heroism of girls founded on fact.
[1888.]
From Snowdon to the sea: striking stories of North and South
Wales. 1895.
Also wrote historical works.
Jane Trimmer
Miscellaneous stories for children. [1840.]
J. T. Trowbridge
His own master. 1879.
Charlotte Maria Tucker
See ‘A. L. O. E.’
Miss E. Tuckett, Elizabeth Tuckett
Our children’s story, by one of their gossips. 1870.
The children’s journey, and other stories. 1872.
Baby and me. New York [1892].
Children of colonial days. New York [1894].
Rhymes and stories of olden days. New York [1894].
Tales and verses of long ago. [1894.]
Also pbd bks about the Dolomites and the Alps.
Andrew White Tuer
Pictures and pages from forgotten children’s books. 1899.
Stories from old fashioned children’s books. London and New York
[1899].
Also pbd on bk history.
Elizabeth Turner d. 1846
The daisy: or cautionary stories in verse, adapted to the ideas of children
from four to eight years old. 1806, 1807 (anon), 1810, 1816,
[1840], [1849], [1855], [1860], 1885 (ed C. Welsh), [1899] (facs reprint
of 1807 edn), 1900.
The cowslip: or more cautionary tales in verse. 1811, 1815, 1817, 1825,
1842, 1883 (ed C. Welsh), 1899, 1900 (facs reprint of 1911 edn).
The pink. 1811, 1823, 1835 (as The pink: or child’s first book of poetry,
ed M. Howitt, with addns).
The blue-bell: or tales and fables. Derby 1838.
The crocus: another series of cautionary tales in verse. [c. 1820?],
1844.
The rose. nd.
Short poems for young children. [1859.]
Little stories of famous places at home and abroad. 1887.
Mrs Turner’s cautionary stories. 1897 (Dumpy Books for
Children).
Grandmamma’s book of rhymes for children. 1927 (introd G. K.
Chesterton).
See R. G. Bulkeley, ‘Suffer little children to come unto me’. A memoir
of E. Turner, 1866.
Ethel Sybil Turner, later Curlewis
The family at Misrule. London, New York and Melbourne 1895
(illus).
The little duchess and other stories. 1896.
The little larrikin. London, New York and Melbourne 1896.
Miss Bobbie. London, New York and Melbourne 1897.
Seven little Australians. London, New York and Melbourne 1897.
The camp at Wandinong. 1898.
Three little maids. 1900.