The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

The story of a baby. 1901.
The wonder-child: an Australian story. 1901.
Betty and Co. 1903.
Mother’s little girl. 1904.
Happy hearts: a picture book for boys and girls. London and
Melbourne 1908.
That girl. 1908.
Fair Ines. 1910.
Apple of happiness. 1911.
Ogre up-to-date. 1911.
Captain Cub. 1917.
St Tom and the dragon. 1918.
Also pbd adult novels.
Lena Tyack
Brave Dick. [1883], [1895], [1912], [1919].
Christy’s mission. [1883], [1895].
Poppy’s holiday. 1892.
Don’s two friends: a tale. 1895.
Fina’s first fruits and other stories. 1897.
The fairy godmother. 1897.
The happiest thing. 1898.
Joyce Maxwell’s mistakes. 1899.
Sybil’s blue velvet bag. [1901.]
Betty Martindale’s secret. 1911.
The feast of lanterns. 1911.
Audrey’s offerings. [1913.]
The girl who lost things. 1913.
A sparrow on the housetop. [1920.]
Greenmeadows. 1926.
Also pbd other bks about missionary work.
Frances Isabelle Tylcoat
Elsie: or like a little candle. [1875.]
Truth speaking. [1876.]
Father Rutland: or the ban of St Peter. 1878.
Sunshine through the clouds: or the reward of gentleness. [1878],
4th edn 1897.
The adventures of Wouldn’t Say Wee. [1881.]
Mrs George Tylee
Amy’s wish and what came of it: a fairy tale. 1870.
Also pbd adult novels.
Ann Fraser Tytler
Leila: or the island. 1833, 1839, 1841, 1868 (14th edn).
Mary and Florence: or grave and gay. 1835.
Mary and Florence at sixteen. A continuation of Grave and gay. 1836,
1838.
Leila in England: a continuation of Leila: or the island. 1842, 1844,
1868, 1877, 1879, 1912.
Hymns and sketches in verse. 1840.
The deformed. 1845.
Leila at home. A continuation of Leila in England. 1852.
Common sense for housemaids. 1869.
Evan Lindsay. 1874.
Christina Catherine Fraser Tytler, later Liddell
Sweet violet and other stories. 1869.
Jasmine Leigh. 1871.
Also wrote adult novels and devotional texts.
Margaret Fraser Tytler
Tales of the great and brave. 1838, Edinburgh 1843, London and
Edinburgh 1895.
Tales of many lands. 1839, 1861, 1863.
My boy’s first book. 1840, Philadelphia 1845.
My boy’s second book. 1841.
Tales of good and great kings. 1845.
The wonder seeker: or the history of Charles Douglas. 1846,
Edinburgh 1859.
The wooden walls of old England: or the lives of celebrated admirals.
1847, 1864.
Little Fanny’s journal: or my own child’s book. Edinburgh 1851.
Also pbd bks of hymns, and novels.
Sarah Tytler
See ‘Henrietta Keddie’.
Bertha Upton, née Hudson 1849–1912
The golliwog in Holland. 1894.
The adventures of two Dutch dolls and a golliwog: in verse. 1895,
London and New York 1903.
The golliwog’s bicycle club. 1896.
Little hearts. 1897.
The vege-man’s revenge. 1897.
The golliwog at the seaside. 1898.
The golliwog in war. 1899.
The golliwog’s polar adventures. 1900, 1967.
The golliwog’s auto-go-cart. 1901.
The golliwog’s air-ship. 1902.
The golliwog’s circus. 1903.
The golliwog’s desert island. 1905.
The golliwog’s fox hunt. 1905.
The golliwog’s Christmas. 1907.
The golliwog in the African jungle. 1909.
Elizabeth Boughton Upton, Lady Templetown
The birth-day gift: or the joy of a new doll. Toronto 1968 (facs
reprint of 1786 edn).
Laura Belinda Valentine, née Jewry 1814–99
Aunt Louisa’s Bible picture book. nd.
Aunt Louisa’s book of nursery rhymes. nd (illus).
Aunt Louisa’s book of wonder stories. nd (illus).
Aunt Louisa’s nursery favourites. nd (illus).
Hector the dog. nd (Aunt Louisa’s London toy books).
Home pets. nd (Aunt Louisa’s London toy books).
Noted horses from paintings by ‘Herring’. nd. (Aunt Louisa’s
London toy books).
Sea side. nd (Aunt Louisa’s London toy books).
Sing a song of sixpence. nd (Aunt Louisa’s London toy books).
The Zoological gardens. nd (Aunt Louisa’s London toy books).
The girl’s own book of amusements, studies, and employments. nd
(illus).
Aunt Louisa’s London picture book. 1867 (illus).
Hey diddle diddle. London and New York [c. 1870].
We three boys: or a year of adventure. [1884.]
Frances Bowyer Vaux
S. Grace Toplis | Frances Bowyer Vaux
Henry: a story intended for little boys and girls. 1815, 1817, 1825.
The dew drop: or the summer morning’s walk. 1816, 1818.
1881 | 1882