61. Children's Books Illustrated By Frances Brundage Mulock, Miss, The Little Lame Prince, Akron, Ohio, Saalfield, 1924. Miss Mulock, The Adventures of a Brownie, Saalfield, 1927. http://www.ortakales.com/illustrators/Brundage1.html

Children's Books Illustrated by Frances Brundage Children’s Books Illustrated Kaplan, A.O., The Baby’s Biography , Brantano’s, 1891. The Story of Columbus , Raphael Tuck, 1892. Who’s There? , Raphael Tuck, 1895. Children of Today , Fred A. Stokes, 1896. Little Belles and Beaux , Fred A. Stokes, 1896. Little Men and Maids , Fred A. Stokes, 1896. Nesbit, E., Royal Children of English History , Raphael Tuck, 1896. Snow White and Rose Red , Raphael Tuck, 1898. Beautiful Stories About Children , W.E. Scull, 1898. Vredenburg, Edric, Children’s Stories From Dickens (with others), London/New York, Raphael Tuck, n.d. (circa 1900). Wedding Bells , New York, Raphael Tuck, 1900. Schauffler, A.F., The Marriage at Cana , London, Raphael Tuck, 1901. Father Tuck’s Annual , Raphael Tuck, 1903. Little Wide Awake , W.B. Conkey, 1903. At the Portal Holiday Stories , Holiday Pub., 1906. Trusty and True , Sam'l Gabriel, 1911. Mother Goose ABC Book , M.A. Donohue, 1913. Our Darling’s Picture Book , M.A. Donohue, 1913. Two Little Playmates , M.A. Donohue, 1913.

62. Among English Inns: Ch 4 It was the house which Miss Mulock took as the home of Abel Fletcher in her novel. The mill, once belonging to the abbots, which Miss Mulock makes the http://www.kellscraft.com/AmongEnglishInns/AmongEnglishInns04.html

Return to Web Text-ures) Click Here to return to Among English Inns Content Page Click Here To Return To the Previous Chapter (HOME) CHAPTER IV CLERK'S HILL FARM Evesham "WE shall not lack variety on our journey this morning," announced Polly, when she came back from the ticket-office. "We change three times between Bideford and Evesham, and unless we race after our luggage at each change, we shall surely share the fate of a young English friend, who once confidentially told me she never expected to see her trunk for three days after starting, if she had changes to make on her journey. If her luggage appeared some time during the week, she was satisfied. But we want ours to be in Evesham when we step out there on the platform." "But if the trunks are labelled they will be all right," said the innocent Matron. "And the Matron pretends she has travelled!" sighed Polly, holding up her hands. Everything was labelled and put in the van, excepting, always, wide-mouthed jumbo. The Invalid even wanted him banished. She says she refuses to acquire the European habit of stuffing the railroad carriage so full of personal belongings that she cannot be comfortable herself. The platform at Exeter is a scene of wild confusion when we jump out to look after the luncheon-basket boy. One or two of these youths are in eight, their arms laden down with square baskets, none of which are evidently for us, as the boys pay not the slightest heed to our calls, but proceed to unload their wares on other wildly gesticulating passengers. Every woman, and several men, who passed our carriage, asked us if this train went to such unknown places that we became alarmed for our own safety. The only official in sight was pursued by a bunch of clamouring travellers, and Polly started to add one more to the throng, when we were partially convinced we were in the right carriage by an old lady. She assured us that they had asked seven porters and twenty-seven passengers if this train was for Templecombe, and, as they all said "Yes," she thought we were safe to remain where we were. She further added to our confidence by joining us.

63. Classics For Young People Miss Mulock (Dinah Maria Craik). The Little Lame Prince (1874). E. Nesbit. The Story of the Treasure Seekers plain text versions of more E. Nesbit books http://www.acs.ucalgary.ca/~dkbrown/storclas.html

Classics for Young People in HTML format For plain-text versions of these and other children's books, this gopher list of Public Domain Electronic Children's Books is a good place to start. For a comprehensive search of many more texts, check The On-line Books Page , or Alex: A Catalogue of Electronic Texts on the Internet Louisa May Alcott Little Women - The UK edition (Part 1 of the US edition) Good Wives - The UK edition (Part 2 of the US edition of Little Women Little Women - Includes Part 1 and Part 2. Hans Christian Andersen Fairy Tales and Stories Victor Appleton Tom Swift and his Motor-Cycle Daisy Ashford The Young Visiters - Probably the only bestseller written by an eight-year old! From the Stone Soup website. Barrie, J. M. Peter and Wendy (also known as Peter Pan) L. Frank Baum The Wonderful Wizard of Oz The Marvelous Land of Oz Ozma of Oz (3rd in Oz series, 1907) Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz (4th in Oz series, 1908) The Road to Oz (5th in Oz series, 1909) The Magic of Oz (13th in Oz series, 1919) The Master Key ("An Electrical Fairy Tale," 1901)

64. - Sumner & Stillman She asked if she might show it to her friend, Miss Mulock. The authoress of JOHN HALIFAX, GENTLEMAN at once realised the book s merits, and took it to her http://www.sumnerandstillman.com/Catalog/sumner.cgi/search_result.html?id=Tc2LQZ

65. Book Safari: Series L LITTLE LAME PRINCE, Miss Mulock. LITTLE LEAGUE LIBRARY, Frank Graham, Jr. LITTLE LITTLE DOG, Frances Brailsford. LITTLE LOST ANGEL, Janet Field Heath http://www.seriesbooks.com/lseries.htm

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66. Tender And True published by Oliver Ditson of New York, which attributes them to Miss Mulock. Dinah Maria Mulock (18261887) was a prolific nineteenth century novelist, http://math.boisestate.edu/gas/other_sullivan/songs/tender/true.html

Gilbert and Sullivan Archive You are here: Archive Home Arthur Sullivan Tender and True Words by Dinah Maria Mulock (Mrs. Craik). In the published edition of this song, the words are unattributed. However there is a setting of the same words by F. Boott, entitled Douglas and published by Oliver Ditson of New York, which attributes them to Miss Mulock. Dinah Maria Mulock (1826-1887) was a prolific nineteenth century novelist, her most famous book being John Halifax, Gentleman MIDI File Score Could ye come back to me, Douglas, Douglas, In the old likeness that I knew, I would be so faithful, so loving Douglas, Douglas, Douglas, tender and true. Never a scornful word should pain you, I'd smile as sweet as the angels do; Sweet as your smile on me shone ever, Douglas, Douglas, tender and true. Oh! to call back the days that are not! Mine eyes were blinded, your words were few, Do you know the truth now, up in Heaven? Douglas, Douglas, tender and true. I was not half worthy of you Douglas; Not half worthy the like of you: Now all men besides are to me like shadows

67. Singularity: Definitions From OED 1849 Miss Mulock Ogilvies 14 Even slight singularities of dressusually puerile and contemptible affectations. 1884 L pool Mercury 22 Oct. 5/4 The http://www.wisdomportal.com/Technology/Singularity(OED).html

Singularity (Definitions from the Oxford English Dictionary I.1. Singleness of aim or purpose. Obs. rare. a1340 HAMPOLE Psalter iv. 10 ai perisch at sekis many thyngs, and syngularite is halden in halymen, for ai sett all aire hert to luf anly a god. 1640 in Rushw. Hist. Coll. III. (1692) I. 130 Is there in us that which God requires, Unity, Purity, and singularity of heart? 2. A single or separate thing or entity; a unit. c1374 CHAUCER Boeth. V. met. iii. (1868) 160 Whan e soule..see..god, an knowe it to-gidre e somme and e singularites, at is to seyn, e principles and eueryche by hym self. 1548 GESTE Pr. Masse 139 'Wee' importeth a multitude and not a singularitee. 1606 L. BRYSKETT Civil Life 162 (As Aristotle sayth) the knowledge of vniuersalities springeth from singularities. 1682 SIR T. BROWNE Chr. Mor. (1756) 120 Persons of short times..know not singularities enough to raise axioms of this world. 1708 Brit. Apollo No. 40. 1/2 Tho it be an Usual thing in the Hebrew..for a Plural Word to denote a Singularity. 3. The quality or fact of being one in number or kind; singleness, oneness. Now rare. 1583 STUBBES Anat. Abus. II. (1882) 80 The singularitie of one man may easilie be abused. 1593 BILSON Govt. Christ's Ch. 245 The singularitie of one Pastour over each flocke is commanded. 1608 HEYWOOD Lucrece II. ii, Barren Princes Breed danger in their singularitie. 1671 J. FLAVEL Fount of Life viii. 20 He is described by the Singularity of his Mediation, One Mediator, and but one. 1711 G. HICKES Two Treat. Chr. Priesth. (1847) II. 390 The unity of each Church resteth on the singularity of the pastor. 1713 ARBUTHNOT John Bull II. xx, Why may not John Bull be Us..? I hope John Bull is no more confined to Singularity than Nic. Frog. 1806 Phil. Trans. XCVI. 225 The projectile motions of the planets..are all decidedly in favour of a marked singularity of direction. 1850 ROBERTSON Serm. Ser. III. xi. (1853) 132 Not merely the singularity in the number of God's Being.

68. Project Gutenberg: INDEX OF AUTHORS Craik, Dinah Maria Mulock, 18261887 AKA Miss Mulock Crane, Stephen, 1871-1900 Cranmer-Byng, L. (Launcelot), 1872-1945 Crawford, F. Marion (Francis Marion) http://worldebooklibrary.com/ProjectGuternberg.htm

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69. Cinderella Retold by Miss Mulock. THERE was once an honest gentleman who took for his second wife a lady, the proudest and most disagreeable in the whole country. http://www.rickwalton.com/folktale/junior73.htm

Check out children's author Rick Walton's books These stories provided by children's author Rick Walton's Online Library Cinderella Retold by Miss Mulock THERE was once an honest gentleman who took for his second wife a lady, the proudest and most disagreeable in the whole country. She had two daughters exactly like herself in all things. He also had one little girl, who resembled her dead mother, the best woman in all the world. Scarcely had the second marriage taken place, than the stepmother became jealous of the good qualities of the little girl who was so great a contrast to her own two daughters. She gave her all the menial occupations of the house; compelled her to wash the floors and staircases; to dust the bedrooms, and clean the grates; and while her sisters occupied carpeted chambers hung with mirrors, where they could see themselves from head to foot, this poor little damsel was sent to sleep in an attic, on an old straw mattress, with only one chair and not a looking-glass in the room. She suffered all in silence, not daring to complain to her father, who was entirely ruled by his new wife. When her daily work was done, she used to sit down in the chimney corner among the ashes; from which the two sisters gave her the nickname of Cinderella. But Cinderella, however, shabbily clad, was handsomer than they were with all their fine clothes.

70. The Fair One With Golden Locks Retold by Miss Mulock. THERE was once a King s daughter so beautiful that they named her the Fair One with Golden Locks. These golden locks were the most http://www.rickwalton.com/folktale/junior82.htm

Check out children's author Rick Walton's books These stories provided by children's author Rick Walton's Online Library The Fair One With Golden Locks Retold by Miss Mulock THERE was once a King's daughter so beautiful that they named her the Fair One with Golden Locks. These golden locks were the most remarkable in the world, soft and fine, and falling in long waves down to her very feet. She wore them always thus, loose and flowing, surmounted with a wreath of flowers; and though such long hair was sometimes rather inconvenient, it was so exceedingly beautiful, shining in the sun like ripples of molten gold, that everybody agreed she fully deserved her name. And it so befell that the King, coming by chance, or else with a sort of remorse, past the tower, was touched by the voice of the young Avenant, whom he had once so much regarded. In spite of all the courtiers could do to prevent him, he stopped to listen, and overheard these words. The tears rushed into his eyes; he opened the door of the tower, and called: "Avenant!" Avenant came, creeping feebly along, fell at the King's knees, and kissed his feet: "Oh sire, what have I done that you should treat me so cruelly?"

71. Recommended Authors Page Ursula LeGuin (A Wizard of Earthsea), A. A. Milne (Winnie the Pooh), Miss Mulock (The Little Lame Prince), Antoine de SaintExupery (The Little Prince), http://www.mavarin.com/authors.html

My Top Ten Favorite Authors (Printed Word Only) by Karen Funk Blocher part of my L'Engle collection This is in alphabetical order because, as Madeleine L'Engle is fond of quoting, "comparisons are odious." I've excluded my husband and myself, because self promotion is not the purpose of the list. There are also numerous television writers whose work I admire: Donald P. Bellisario, Deborah Pratt, Paul Brown, Ben Aaronovitch, J. Michael Straczynski, Rockne S. O'Bannon, Joss Whedon, Jane Espenson and Marti Noxon are some of them. But let's not open that can of worms! In writing this, I found that the words "funny" and "interesting" popped up in nearly every entry. L'Engle, McCaffrey, Lewis and Tolkien aren't especially funny for the most part (although Tolkien sometimes is), but the rest are all humorists to some degree, much funnier than I am. The other recurring traits on this list are the likeability of the protagonists (I don't like reading about unpleasant people, even prefering that the antagonists be somewhat sympathetic), and the complexity of the body of work. I'm very fond of recurring characters, and of backstories that develop over the course of many books. Even Thurber and Ellison, whose works are short and populated with nonrecurring casts, have thematic elements that unify otherwise disparate stories and essays.

72. 1-language.com - ESL Online Literature Library Cinderella Miss Mulock Little Red RidingHood Charles Perrault The Story of the Three Bears Robert Southey The Fair One With Golden Locks Miss Mulock http://www.1-language.com/library/juniorclassics/

Home ESL Library Index ESL site for studying English and learning English online, including ESL Forums, ESL Chat, online TOEIC tests, ESL Materials and much more. Online ESL Literature Library Great literature free and accessible for everyone. THE JUNIOR CLASSICS SELECTED AND ARRANGED BY WILLIAM PATTEN, MANAGING EDITOR OF THE HARVARD CLASSICS INTRODUCTION BY CHARLES W. ELIOT, LL.D., PRESIDENT EMERITUS OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY WITH A READING GUIDE BY WILLIAM ALLAN NEILSON, Ph. D., PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH, HARVARD UNIVERSITY, PRESIDENT SMITH COLLEGE, NORTHAMPTON, MASS., SINCE 1917 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Charles, W. Eliot PREFACE William Patten TALES OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS Manabozho H. R. Schoolcraft The Woodpecker H. R. Schoolcraft Why the Diver Duck Has So Few Tail Feathers H. R. Schoolcraft Manabozho Changed to Wolf H. R. Schoolcraft

73. Nina Cook Diary, 1886 the songs for the 4th of July if I can possibly help it. I am going to read King Arthur now. It is by Miss Mulock in the Harper s Monthly magazine. http://www.stumpranchonline.com/skagitjournal/S-W/Pioneer/Cook/Cook02-NinaDiary.

Site founded September 1, 2000, passing 325,000 page views in February 2005 These home pages remain free of any charge. We need donations or subscriptions/gifts for students, military and family. Please pass on this website link to your family, relatives, friends and clients. Skagit River Journal The most in-depth, comprehensive site about the Skagit. Covers from British Columbia to Puget sound. Counties covered: Skagit, Whatcom, Island, San Juan. An evolving history dedicated to the principle of committing random acts of historical kindness Noel V. Bourasaw, editor 810 Central Ave., Sedro-Woolley, Washington, 98284 Home of the Tarheel Stomp Bug Diary by Nina Cook, Beginning May 29, 1886 Sedro, Washington Territory Annotated by Noel V. Bourasaw, Publisher of the Family information: Mortimer Cook was born in Mansfield, Ohio, Sept. 15, 1826. Nina Cook Budlong, in 1902 while she was pregnant with her son, Mortimer Cook Budlong, in Oak Park, Illinois, the birthplace of Ernest Hemingway. "Papa" was a toddler of three at the time, just a few blocks away. Nan Cook was born in Mansfield on Sept. 1, 1829.

74. Series Bookcase Store - Miscellaneous Books Miss Mulock, The Little Lame Prince, Grey Cloth, VG–, –––, $8.99, 3036. WT Nichols, The War for the Island, Orange Binding, VG, G, $119.99, 1447 http://www.series.net/store/misc.html

Miscellaneous Books Single Books by Popular Authors Author Title Format Book DJ Price Ref # Horatio Alger Jr. Hector's Inheritance Green Cloth VG Horatio Alger Jr. Julius the Street Boy Tan Texture G– Horatio Alger Jr. Nelson the Newsboy Yellow Cloth VG– Enid Blyton Yellow Texture VG G+ Thornton W. Burgess Tommy's Wishes Come True Green Cloth VG+ G+ Thornton W. Burgess Bowser the Hound Green Cloth VG G+ Milton Caniff Blue Texture VG+ G+ Harry Castlemon The Boy Trapper Lt. Green Cloth VG Capt. Frank Cobb An Aviator's Luck Blue Cloth VG VG Irving Crump The Cloud Patrol Red Cloth VG– Capt. Alan Douglas Boy Scouts Adventures on Watery Trails Tan Texture FR+ Percy Keese Fitzhugh The Story of General Francis Marion Tan Cloth VG Percy Keese Fitzhugh For Uncle Sam, Boss Lt. Green Cloth VG Percy Keese Fitzhugh Hervey Willetts Green Cloth VG Percy Keese Fitzhugh Along the Mohawk Trail Green Cloth VG Hal Goodwin The Feathered Cape Red Cloth G+ Harriet Pyne Grove The Mystery of the Sandalwood Boxes Maroon Binding VG G Clair W. Hayes The Boy Allies at Verdun Lt. Blue Cloth PR Kathryn Heisenfelt Blue Binding VG+ VG G. A. Henty

75. Internet-on-a-Disk #16, May 1996, Internet Trends, Etext Lucy Maud Montgomery Anne s House of Dreams (annhd10.txt); Miss Mulock The Little Lame Prince (lamep10.txt); James Nasmyth Engineer, http://www.samizdat.com/news16.html

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76. PLEASE COPY THIS DISK -- Part 1 Of Catalog, Literature History Miss Mulock (400 Kbytes) The Little Lame Prince (4 mulock). FRANCES JENKINS OLCOTT (600 Kbytes) Good Stories for Great Holidays (4 olcott) http://www.samizdat.com/catalog.html

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77. Barter Books - A Legacy, Being The Life And Remains Of John Martin. Two Volumes being the Life and Remains of John Martin. Two volumes bound as one. School Master and Poet., Craik, Dinah Maria; Miss Mulock, 1878 http://www.barterbooks.co.uk/bb/Barter.nsf/SearchEngineView/99EA275169CD4F8C8025

One of Europe's largest secondhand bookstores A Legacy, being the Life and Remains of John Martin. Two volumes bound as one. School Master and Poet. Author Craik, Dinah Maria; [Miss Mulock] Publisher Year of publication First published Publisher city London. Edition Description Technical (180 x 130, mm) Red hardback cloth cover. G : in Good condition without dustwrapper. Covers rubbed and soiled. In plain English: You have arrived at this page from a Search Engine. To shop for this and other titles, please click here

78. AOL Classifieds: Other Offering this lovely old book titled Little Lame Prince by Miss Mulock, illustration by Myrtle Sheldon, published by MA Donahue Chicago, http://classifieds.aol.com/Global/1/1000858/1000859/S1/00009.htm

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79. Early Paperback Romance Novels John Halifax, Gentleman by Miss Mulock. NY Street and Smith. Not dated. 281 pgs. (Stock number 003bk927rcb) $18.00. At Swords Points by St. George http://www.the-forum.com/books/romance.htm

Ordering Information Feedback Bertha Clay Romances Early Paperback Romance Novels Long before the advent of Harlequin and other series of romance novels, American publishers of dime novels such as Street and Smith recognized the importance of women as a market. We were fortunate enough to find a cache of these late nineteen and early twentieth century paperbacks in a Northern New Hampshire estate. The condition reflects their age and the cheap materials used in their manufacture. Chips and tears in the covers are typical as is some spine loss and discoloration. Each, however, is complete and an example of the genre. A Barrier Between Them by Evelyn Malcolm. NY: Street and Smith. 1901. 308 pgs. (Stock number 003bk927rbx) A Golden Sorrow by Charlotte M. Stanley. NY: Street and Smith 1896. 320 pgs. (Stock number 003bk927rcm) Love's New, Sweet Song by Ida Reade Allen. NY: Street and Smith. 1907 320 pgs. (Stock number 003bk929c) Norna's Black Fortune by Ida Reade Allen. NY: Street and Smith. 1896 352 pgs. (Stock number 003bk303re) Hearts and Dollars or Topsy's Sweetheart by Ida Reade Allen. NY: Street and Smith. 1899. 315pgs. (Stock number 003bk927ram)

80. Tomfolio.com: Poetry, Poets I-P has induced the author to collect, select, revise and claim her errant children. Spine title Miss Mulock s Poems. NS. Stock 39621. http://www.tomfolio.com/bookssub.asp?subid=587

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