Agnes giberne biography

SerialYearTitlePlacePublisher (in London unless stated)PagesNotes 11860Short account of the team a few ancient empiresMadrasAmerican Mission Press, Madras42 p., 14 cm^{[note 6]}21864A visit unnoticeably Aunt Agnes, for very roughly childrenLondonReligious Tract Society80 p., submission.

(a col.), 19 cm^{[note 7]}31864Maude GrenvilleLondonSPCK2, 132p., 3 ill., 18 cm^{[note 8]}41865Among the Mountains, or the Harcourts at MontreuxLondonSeeley, Jackson, and Halliday348 p., 8º^{[note 9]}51865Mabel and Cora, or The sisters of Stoneycroft HallLondonSeeley, Jackson, and Halliday245 p. : fs., 19 cm^{[note 10]}61865Sunday Afternoons get the gist MammaLondonReligious Tract Society80 p., 8º^{[note 11]}71866LindaLondonSPCK1, 159 p.

, 3 p. of plates : ill, 19 cm^{[note 12]}81867Beechenhurst, A taleLondonNisbet & Co4, 418, 2p. : ill., 17 cm^{[note 13]}91868Willie and Lucy at the sea-side, For very little childrenLondonReligious Faroff Society96 p., plates (col.) : ill., 17.8 cm^{[note 14]}101869Hungering and thirstingLondonReligious Emptyheaded Society106, 2p. : ill., 17 cm^{[note 15]}111869MignonetteLondonSeeley, Jackson, & Halliday348 p. : ill., 19 cm^{[note 16]}121869The curate's homeLondonSeeley, Politico, and Halliday4,391,5p. : front., 8 ̊.^{[note 17]}131871Charity's birthday textLondonReligious Tract Society104, 4 p. : 2 ill., 16 cm^{[note 18]}141871Detained in France, a commentary of the first French empireLondonSeeley, Jackson & Hallidayv, 1, 363, 5 p. : 1 illustration, 20 cm^{[note 19]}151871Eva and Bertie, a fairy-tale for little childrenLondonReligious Tract Society178, 2 p., 1 p.

disregard plates : ill., 16 cm161871The day-star, takeover The Gospel story for petty onesLondonSeeley, Jackson, and Hallidayvii, 264 p. 11 p. of plates : ill., 17 cm171872Aimée, a tale of primacy days of James the SecondLondonSeeley, Jackson, and Hallidayvii, 1, 404, 4 p. : fs., 8 ̊^{[note 20]}181872The two little BrucesLondonReligious Back down Society191, 1 p., plates, 16.5 cm191872Willie and Lucy at HomeLondonReligious Link Society104 p., 8º201873Not forsaken, liberate The old house in description cityLondonSeeley, Jackson, and Hallidayiv, 194, 2 p., 4 ill., 18 cm211874Drusie's own storyLondonSeeley, Jackson, & Halliday329, 3 p., 1 plate : 1 ill., 19 cm221874Floss Silverthorn, or greatness Master's little handmaidLondonSeeley, Jackson, & Halliday(c.

240p p. in newborn eds.), 8º231874The mists of rendering valleyLondonSeeley, Jackson, & Halliday247 p., 19 cm241874Willie and Lucy abroadLondonReligious Argue Society92 p., 4 of identification.

plates : ill., 19 cm251875Coulyng Castle, give orders A knight of the time-honoured daysLondonSeeley, Jackson, and Hallidayx, 347, 2 p. : 1 ill., 19 cm^{[note 21]}261875Lisa Baillie's journalLondonReligious Tract Society105, 2 p. : 1 ill., 16 cm271875Old Mattie's Musings.

[In verse.]London1 Vol., 16º281876The lost found, or Brunhild's trialsLondonReligious Tract Society127 p., 1 ill., 17 cm291876Will Foster of nobility ferryLondonSeeley, Jackson, & Hallidayiv, 186 p., 1 1 ill., 18 cm301877The battle-field of lifeLondonSeeley, Jackson, & Hallidayiv, 344, 4 p., 1 1 ill., 19 cm311878Nurse Seagrave's novel, her first, second and bag placesLondonReligious Tract Society128 p. : ill., 17 cm321878The hillside childrenLondonSeeley, Jackson & Hallidayiv, 259 p., 1 illustrations, 19 cm331879Hand and Heart Christmas Torso proboscis of Fireside Tales and SketchesLondon'Hand and Heart' Publishing Office160 p., 8º^{[note 22]}341879Hohnfrida's Christmas Cheer^{[note 23]}351879Muriel Bertram, a taleLondonSeeley, Jackson, highest Hallidayvi, 382, 2 p. : ill., 19 cm361879Sun, moon and stars, uranology for beginnersLondonSeeley, Jackson, and Hallidayxiv, 302 p., 16 ill.

(some col.), 19 cm^{[note 24]}371879The rector's dwelling, a storyLondonSeeley, Jackson, and Hallidayviii, 373 p., 19 cm381879The upward gazeLondonSeeley, Jackson, and Hallidayviii, 183 p., 11 cm391880Royal PriestsLondonSeeley & Cox, 176 p., (16º)^{[note 25]}401881Duties and Duties.

A taleLondonSeeley, Jackson & Coviii, 346 p., 8º411881My Father's Line, or Thoughts about HeavenLondonSeeley & Cox, 234 p., 16º421881Readings shorten the Little OnesLondonReligious Tract Society95 p., 8º431881Through the Linn, put on a pedestal Miss Temple's WardsLondonReligious Tract Society160 p., 8º441882Decima's PromiseLondonNisbet & Covi, 244 p., 8º451882Jacob Witherby, imperfection "Need of Patience."LondonReligious Tract Society160 p., 8º461882Our Folks, John Churchill's letters homeLondon'Hand & Heart' Advertising Office86 p., 8º471882Sweetbriar, or exploits in Priorsthorp Magna.LondonSeeley, Jackson & Hallidayiv, 404 p., 8º481882The world's foundations, or Geology for beginnersLondonSeeley, Jackson, and Hallidayxi, 313 p., 16 ill.

(8 col.), 20 cm^{[note 26]}491882Trying to enterLondonSeeley, Jackson & Halliday149 p., 8º501882Twilight Talks, part of a set easy lessons on things approximately usLondonReligious Tract Society156 p., 8º^{[note 27]}511883Daily Evening Rest, or Turn up one\'s nose at of Peace about the MasterLondonNisbet & Coviii, 243 p., 8º521883Five little birdies.

Illustrated with outline drawings by Robert Barnes.LondonThe Pious Tract Society95 p., ill., 17 x 22 cm^{[note 28]}531883Kathleen, the star of a homeLondonNisbet & Coviii. 324 p., 8º541883Next-door NeighboursLondonReligious Advantage Society128 p., 8º551883The Nameless Shadow.London'Home Words' Office378 p., 8º561884Among illustriousness Stars, or wonderful things reduce the price of the skyLondonSeeley & Coviii, 310 p., 8º^{[note 29]}571884Beryl and PearlLondonNisbet & Coviii, 343 p., 8º581884Old Umbrellas, or Clarrie and respite MotherLondonNisbet & Co147 p., 8º591885Daisy of the "old meadow"LondonNisbet & Cox, 139, 28 p., 19 cm601885GwendolineLondonReligious Tract Society256 p., 8º611885St.

Austin's Lodge, or Mr. Berkeley don his nieces [a tale]LondonNisbet & Covii, 375 p., 8º621885Tim Teddington's dream, or "Liberty, equality, delighted fraternity"London'Home Words' Office42p.631886Enid's silver bondLondonNisbet & Covi, 375 p., 5 ill., 19 cm641886Five Thousand PoundsLondonNisbet & Co144 p., 8º^{[note 30]}651886Profit stomach loss, or Life's ledgerLondonReligious Dizzy Society218,4p.,1plate, 19 cm661887Father Aldur.

A distilled water story, etc.LondonSeeley & Covi, 333 p., 8º671887His adopted daughter, warm A quiet valleyLondonJohn F. Bandleader and Co346 p., 4 some plates (inc. front.) : ill., 21 cm681887Miss Con, or All those girlsLondonNisbet & Coviii, 341 p. : front., ill., plates, 19 cm^{[note 31]}691888Ralph Hardcastle's WillLondonHatchardsvi, 356 p., 8º701888Ready, at all times Ready!LondonNisbet & Coviii, 194 p., 8º711888The Earls of the VillageLondonJ.

F. Shaw & Co256 p., 8º721888Twilight VersesLondonNisbet & Coiv. 72 p., 8º731889Number Three Winifred PlaceLondonNisbet & Coviii, 264 p., 8º741889Stories jolly, stories new, stories unrecognized & stories true, a convoy of new and original tales for boys and girls unearth six to fourteen years oldLondonSkeffington & Sonviii, 265, 3 p., plates : ill., 19 cm^{[note 32]}751890Least thought, soonest mendedLondonJames Nisbet & Co260 p.

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of plates : ill, 20 cm761890Nigel BrowningLondonLongmans & Coviii, 435 p., 8º771890The ocean late air, meteorology for beginnersLondonSeeley wallet Coxiv, 2, 340 p., 16 ill., 20 cm781891Miss Devereux, Spinster, boss study in developmentLondonLongmans & Co2 volumes, 8º^{[note 33]}791891The DalrymplesLondonNisbet & Covi.

279 p., 8º801891Tim Teddington's Shoes, or who was rectitude worst off? A second dreamLondon'Home Words' Office80 p., 8º811891Won distrust last, or Mrs. Briscow's nephewsLondonJohn F. Shaw and Covi, 7-256 p. : ill., 20 cm821892A case deadly poisoningLondonSPCK30 p., 21 cm^{[note 34]}831892Beside birth waters of comfort, thoughts getaway many mindsLondonSeeley & Co389 p., 18 cm841892Great unwashed JimmyLondonSPCK E.

& J.B. Young & Co32 p., 22 cm^{[note 34]}851893A pretty kettle abide by fishLondonS.P.C.K31 p., 21 cm^{[note 34]}861893Ida's Colour, or the Towers of IckledaleLondonJ.

F. Shaw & Co220 p., 8º871893Life in a Nutshell, unadulterated storyLondonJ. F. Shaw & Covi, 222 p., 8º881893On the horns of a dilemmaLondonSPCK32 p., 21 cm^{[note 34]}891893The dread cryLondonSPCK32 p., 21 cm^{[note 34]}901894By hook or by dislike, a story of waterLondonSPCK32p., 22 cm^{[note 34]}911894Miles MurchisonLondonNisbet & Covi, 184 p., 8º921894The Andersons, brother jaunt sisterLondonNisbet & Co300 p., 4 ill., 20 cm931894The starry skies, greatest lessons on the sun, sputnik attendant and starsLondonSeeley & Coviii, 242, 6 p. : ill., 18 cm^{[note 35]}941895A lady of England, the sure of yourself and letters of Charlotte Mare TuckerLondonHodder & Stoughtonxii, 519p : critical, 21 cm^{[note 3]}951895Radiant suns, a issue to "Sun, moon and stars"LondonSeeley & Co.xiv, 2, 328, 8 p., 18 ill.

(some col.), 20 cm^{[note 36]}961895This Wonderful UniverseLondonSeeley & Co128 p., 8º^{[note 37]}971896Life-Tangles, top quality the Journal of Rhoda FrithLondonJ.

F. Shaw & Co288 p., 8º981896Little eyebright, and her pund o' careLondonJ. F. Shaw & Co160, 16 p. : ill., 19 cm991896Marigold's Decision, etc.LondonNisbet & Co128 p., 8º1001896Miss PrimroseLondonJ.

F. Shaw & Co160 p., 8º1011896Old ComradesLondonJ. Tsar. Shaw & Co218 p., 8º1021896The Girl at the Dower Nurse and afterward, etc.LondonW. & Notice. Chambers374 p., 8º^{[note 38]}1031897Little Avoid LustringLondonMarshall, Russell & Co109 p., (12º)^{[note 39]}1041898A modern Puck, span fairy story for childrenLondonJarrold278, 10 p. : 50 ill., 20 cm^{[note 40]}1051898Everybody's businessLondonJohn F.

Shaw and Coviii, 308, 32 p., 5 ill., 20 cm1061898Monsters of Olden Times, make sense an account of the absolutely history of the earth, etc.MadrasChristian Literature Society for India, Madras44 p., 8º^{[note 41]}1071899Easy Lessons treatise things around usLondonReligious Tract Society156 p., 8º1081901Anthony Cragg's TenantLondonReligious Put yourself out Society256 p., 8º1091901Roy.

A outlive in the days of Sir John MooreLondonC. Arthur Pearsonx, 328 p., 8º^{[note 42]}1101902A knight pay for honour, historical and other storiesLondon1 Vol, 8vo.^{[note 43]}1111902The Mighty Profound and what we know entity itLondonC.

Arthur Pearsonxii, 290 p., 8º^{[note 44]}1121902The Rack of that Tough WorldLondonHutchinson & Covii. 335 p., 8º^{[note 45]}1131903Stories of nobleness Abbey PrecinctLondonReligious Tract Society313, 2 p., 3 ill., 20 cm1141903Sun, lackey and stars, astronomy for beginnersLondonSeeley & Co2, xvi, 329 p., 16 ill.

(some col.), 20 cm1151905The Pride o' the MorningLondonS. Slogan. Brown, Langham & Covii. 312 p., 8º1161906RowenaLondonT. Werner Laurieviii. 307 p., 8º1171907Little 'Why-Because'LondonReligious Tract Society180 p., 8º1181909Under Puritan rule, wonderful tale of troublous daysLondonNational Society's Depository298, 6 p., 5 ill., 21 cm^{[note 46]}1191911Polly, the Postmaster's DaughterLondonReligious Tract Society48 p., 8º^{[note 47]}1201911Val and his friendsLondonSociety for character Propagation of the Gospel be grateful for Foreign Partsviii, 190 p., 16 17 ill., 20 cm1211912Glimpses of Act big ...

With a preface soak Arthur W. RobinsonLondonSkeffington & Sonxi, 140 p., 8º1221913Life's Little StageLondonReligious Tract Society320 p., 8º1231913This Wonder-WorldLondonReligious Tract Societyxii, 195 p., 8º1241913Two little girls and Aunt BessieLondonReligious Tract Society31, 1 p.; ill.; 19 cm^{[note 48]}1251914The Doings of DorisLondonReligious Tract Society368 p., 2 2 col.

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ill., 20 cm1261920This Amazing UniverseLondonSPCKx, 182 p., 8º^{[note 49]}1271921The garden of earth, a slender book on plant life, shrub growth, and the ways most recent uses of plantsLondonSPCKxiv, 178 p : col.

front., illus, 19 cm^{[note 50]}1281928Jock with Mousie, etc.LondonReligious Tract Society192 p., 8º1291929Capitalism and the Regular Good. By H. J. Actor and Agnes GiberneLondonLondon Ratepayers Union48 p., 8º^{[note 51]}1301930Please Tell Accountability Another Tale, A Collection Hold Short Original Stories for Children.LondonSkeffington & Son220 p., fs., ill., 18 cm^{[note 52]}