The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1887 | 1888
Ellis H. Weaver
A line of light in the days of King Arthur. 1876.
Mrs J. B. Webb, Annie Webb, later Webb-Peploe
Blind Ursula. nd.
The travels and adventures of Charles Durand. 1839.
Naomi: or the last days of Jerusalem. 1841, 1853, 1854, 1861, 1865,
1870, 1877, 1886, 1894, 1895, 1898, 1899; tr Yiddish 1905, Ger
1928.
Tale of the Vaudois designed for young persons. 1842.
Loyal Charlie Betham. London and New York 1861.
Arthur Merton: a story for the young. 1863.
A stitch in time: or Ruthven Moore. 1866.
Julio Arnouf: a tale of the Vaudois. 1867.
The pilgrims of New England: a tale of the early American settlers.
1874.
Lucy L. Weedon
God with us: Bible stories for the little ones. nd.
Pets at the farm. nd.
Our playtime. nd.
Doggy and his doings. 1896.
Happy days and bright ways. London and New York 1896.
Pictureland stories. 1896.
Pretty and wise for sweet bright eyes. 1897.
Sunshiny stories for dull days. [1897.]
The children’s guest. 1899.
Bright stories for dull days. 1900.
Dorry and the surrender of Uncle James. 1900.
A rebel’s daughter: a tale of the Monmouth rebellion. 1900.
Twinkling pictures. 1901.
Yahie: a king’s son. 1901.
Madcap Molly. 1902.
Rose or thistle: a romance of the border. 1903.
The story of a daisy. 1905.
Lamb tales. 1908.
The children’s Sunday book. [1909.]
Our Sunday story book. 1910 (illus).
The children’s farm. [1914] (illus).
Translated fairy stories and wrote other stories about the Bible.
Walter Wentworth
Swallow flights. nd.
Tens and elevens. nd.
There’s many a slip ’twixt cup and lip. nd.
This little pig went to market. A tale in five curls. nd.
Through the meadows. nd (illus).
The drifting island: or the slave-hunters of the Congo. 1893.
Kibboo Ganey: or the lost chief of the copper mountain. Boston
1893.
Mrs F. West, Theresa Cornwallis J. West, née
Whitby 1805?–86
All for an ideal: a girl’s dream of a past period. 1876.
Frying pan alley: a story. 1880.
God’s arithmetic, with other stories for the young. 1883.
Dora Maitland and other stories. 1884.
Stella’s nosegay and other tales. 1884.
Unknown and yet well known: a tale of martyr times. 1884.
Live in the sunshine: or Constance Maxwell’s choice. 1886.
Owen’s fortune: or durable riches. 1886.
For the sake of a Crown: a tale of the Netherlands. London and
Edinburgh 1889, 1903.
Sarah Wheatley
The Christmas fire-side: or the juvenile critics. 1806.
Frederick J. Whishaw
Lost in African jungles. The happy prince and other tales. London,
Edinburgh and New York 1888, 1896.
Boris the bear hunter: a tale of Peter the Great and his times. 1895.
The adventures of a stowaway. 1897, 1916.
Gubbins minor, and some other fellows: a story of school life. [1897],
1913.
Harald the Norseman. 1897.
Bates and his bicycle. 1898.
Called back to Tsarland. 1899.
The three scouts: a story of the Boer War. 1900, 1914.
The lion cub: a story of Peter the Great. 1902, 1916.
The yellow satchel. 1903.
The boys of Brierley Grange. 1906 (illus).
The competitors: a tale of Upton House School. 1906.
Once bitten, twice shy: a tale of Peter the Great. [1910.]
Also pbd numerous other novels, many of which were about Russia.
Evelyn Whitaker 1857–1903
Miss Toosey’s mission. 1878, 1884, 1893.
Laddie. 1880, 1894.
Tip cat. 1884.
Our little Ann. 1885.
Penn. 1888, 1891.
Lil. 1889, 1893.
Zoe. 1890.
Baby John. 1892.
Dear. 1892.
Pris. 1892, 1893.
Pomona. 1894.
Don. 1895.
Belle. 1898.
Tom’s boy. 1900.
Lassie. 1901.
Eliza White
Gertrude: or thoughtlessness and inattention corrected. 1823.
Annie Whittem
Little Britannia: a story of Ben Rhydding. 1876.
Little May’s friends: or country pets and pastimes. 1878 (illustr H.
Weir).
Frances M. Wilbraham
Hal, the barge boy. A sketch from life. 1898.
E. G. Wilcox
Evie; or the visit to Orchard Farm. London and New York nd.
Oscar Fingall O’Flahertie Wills Wilde 1854–1900
The happy prince and other tales. 1888.
A house of pomegranates. 1891.
See also col 2060.