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The Little Lame Prince by Miss Mulock--Pseudonym of Maria Dinah Cr, 2007-10-12 Miss Mulock (AKA Dinah Maria Mulock Craik) by The Adventures of a Brownie, 1934-01-01 Young Mrs. Jardine;: A novel, (Miss Mulock's works) by Dinah Maria Mulock Craik, 1916 A Noble Life by Miss Mulock 1899 Miss Mulock's Works Hardcover by Miss Mulock, 1899 Mistress and maid: A household story (Miss Mulock's works) by Dinah Maria Mulock Craik, 1916 Miss Mulock's Poems by Dinah Maria Mulock, 1111 Miss Mulock's Works by John Halifax, 1859 THE LITTLE LAME PRINCE By MISS MULOCK, ca. 1940s Illustrated Miss Mulock' S Works: King Arthur: Not a Love Story by Miss Mulock, 1886-01-01 The Little Lame Prince and His Travelling Cloak by Miss Mulock. With Pictures by Hope Dunlap. by Mulock., 1937 THE ADVENTURES OF A BROWNIE: AS TOLD TO MY CHILD BY MISS MULOCK by Miss Mulock, 1908 Miss Mulocks Poems by Mulock, 1866-01-01 The Adventures of A Brownie As Told to My Child by Miss Mulock The Adventures of A Brownie (As Told to My Child by Miss Mulock) (CD-ROM Edition of a 1908 book for Young Readers) by Dinah Maria Craik, 2009

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21. BEDTIME-STORY CLASSIC: The Little Lame Prince
    The Little Lame Prince By Miss Mulock (also known as Dinah Maria Mulock Craik) DinahMaria Mulock was born in 1826 in Stokeon-Trent in Staffordshire, England  
    http://www.the-office.com/bedtime-story/lameprinceabout.htm
    
    Extractions: Dinah Maria Mulock was born in 1826 in Stoke-on-Trent in Staffordshire, England, the daughter of a nonconformist minister. A talented author and poet, in 1846, at the age of 20, Dinah, her mother and siblings moved to London, where Dinah began her literary career in earnest. Her first novel "The Ogilvies" was published in 1849, her second, "Olive" followed in 1850. "The Head of the Family", was published in 1851, followed by "Agatha's Husband" in 1853. In 1856 she published a moralistic novel entitled "John Halifax, Gentleman" which met with resounding success. The book was translated for readers in France, Germany, Italy, Greece, and Russia, where it met with equal approval. Miss Mulock's success enabled her to build Corner House, in Shortlands, Kent, the home which became her permanent residence. In 1865 Miss Dinah Mulock married George Lillie Craik, of the Macmillan publishing firm, and together they adopted a daughter.

22. BEDTIME-STORY CLASSIC: The Little Lame Prince
    www.bedtimestory.com/bedtime-story Courtesy of Home Office Mall,The Little Lame Prince by Miss Mulock (Dinah Maria Mulock Craik).  
    http://www.the-office.com/bedtime-story/lameprinceintro.htm

23. Untitled
    Miss Mulock. The Little Lame Prince.  
    http://www.snerpa.is/net/gutenberg/h_miss_mulock.htm

24. Untitled
    melvin l. severy. michael fairless (barber). michael s. hart. miguel de cervantes.miriam michelson. Miss Mulock. mr. and mrs. haldemanjulius. mrs. orr. mrs. wg water.  
    http://www.snerpa.is/net/gutenberg/m.htm

25. The Little Lame Prince By Miss Mulock
    The Little Lame Prince by Miss Mulock Hypertext Meanings and Commentaries fromthe Encyclopedia of the Self by Mark Zimmerman. The Little Lame Prince  
    http://encyclopediaindex.com/b/lamep10.htm

26. John Halifax, Gentleman.
    Page Page JOHN HALIFAX,. GENTLEMAN. BY. Miss Mulock. (p. 73), Frontispiece.PORTRAIT OF Miss Mulock, Title. I SAY, ART THOU A LAD TO BE TRUSTED? , 12.  
    http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/craik/john/john.html
    
    Extractions: PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. [Page] LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. Drawings by Alice Barber Stephens. PAGE MRS. SIDDONS STEPPED OUT AND TURNED TO PAY HER BEARERS. (p. 73) Frontispiece PORTRAIT OF MISS MULOCK Title "I SAY, ART THOU A LAD TO BE TRUSTED?" MANY A PERSON LOOKED AT US AS WE PASSED I SMILED, FOR I AT LEAST HAD NO DIFFICULTY IN RECOGNIZING JOHN HALIFAX IN AN INSTANT HE HAD GOT THE BAG HALF THROUGH THE WINDOW ... "WE MAY BOTH BE OLD MEN YET, PHINEAS" TABLE OF CONTENTS The table of contents did not appear in the original book, and has been added here for the convenience of on-line readers. This book has been put on-line as part of the BUILD-A-BOOK Initiative at the Celebration of Women Writers through the combined work of: Dr. Alexis Easley, Anna M. Wieczorek, Anne Kosvanec, Bridget Cuddie, Carmen Baxter, Dan Alderman, Danielle Rupinski, Faith Burks, Heather Longan, Holly Hoxter, Jackie Corrigan, Jessie Hudgins, Joan Chovan, Joanna Baugh, Joe Johnson, John Phelan, Judith Fetterolf, Karen Blenc, Karin Armstrong, Kelly Hurt, Leslie Suttie, Marcie McCauley, Mary Nuzzo, Nancy H. Ballard, Neil and Ann Piche, Patricia Heil, Sally Starks, Sarah Richards, Susan Farley, and Mary Mark Ockerbloom.

27. Build-A-Book: 1998-1999
    John Halifax, Gentleman (copyright 1856, 1897 edition) by Dinah Maria MulockCraik (18261887). Miss Mulock's reputation was made by this novel.  
    http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/build-a-book-9899.html
    
    Extractions: by Charlotte Yonge (1823-1901) "We all of us enjoy a story of battle and adventure", writes Charlotte Yonge. She then goes on to assert, in true Victorian fashion, that there is a moral value in examples of courage, endurance, and selflessness which move and elevate our spirits. So "the young and ardent learn absolutely to look upon danger as an occasion for evincing the highest qualities." These Golden Deeds, though some she admits, may be of questionable historical value, "were far too beautiful not to tell." Hooray for battle and adventure, and for heroes and heroines! The Scottish Chiefs (c.1809, 1875 ed.) by Jane Porter (1776-1850) Nearly two hundred years before Braveheart was filmed, Miss Jane Porter's novel of the Scottish Highlands, The Scottish Chiefs , was a blockbuster success. Porter became entranced at a young age by the oral history of Scotland's heroes. "I was hardly six years of age when I first heard the names of William Wallace and Robert Bruce ... from the maids in the nursery, and the serving-man in the kitchen". Her adult novel celebrated "high chivalric loyalty and the spirit of patriotic freedom on just principles". In a postscript Porter tells how the novel was banned in France by the Emperor Napoleon, as a dangerous piece of writing!

28. Dime Novels -- California Joe, The Mysterious Plainsman
    77, CHRISTIAN OAKLEY'S MISTAKE. By Miss Mulock. 78, MY YOUNG HUSBAND. By Myself. 98,ALICE LEARMONT. By Miss Mulock. 99, MARJORIE BRUCE'S LOVER. By Mary Patrick.  
    http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/dp/pennies/texts/103.html
    
    Extractions: THE MARRIED BRIDE By Mrs. Mary R. Crowell. WAS IT LOVE? By Wm. Mason Turner. THE GIRL WIFE. By Bartley t. Campbell. A BRAVE HEART. By Arabella Southworth. BESSIE HAYNOR. By Wm. Mason Turner M. D. THE SECRET MARRIAGE. By Sara Cowell. DAUGHTER OF EVE. By Mrs. Crowell. HEART TO HEART. By Arabella Southworth. ALONE IN THE WORLD By author of "Clifton." A PAIR OF GRAY EYES. By Rose Kennedy. ENTANGLED. By Henrietta Thackeray. HIS LAWFUL WIFE. By Mrs. Stephens. MADCAP. By Corinne Cushman. WHY I MARRIED HIM. By Sara Claxton. A FAIR FACE. By Bartley T. Campbell. TRUST HER NOT. By Margaret Leicester. A LOYAL LOVER. By Arabella Southworth HIS IDOL. By Mrs. Mary Reed THE BROKEN BETROTHAL. By Mary G. Halpine. ORPHAN NELL. By Agile Penne. NOW AND FOREVER. By H. Thackeray. THE BRIDE OF AN ACTOR, By the author of "Alone In the World," etc., etc.. LEAP YEAR. By Sara Claxton. HER FACE WAS' HER FORTUNE. By E. Blaine. ONLY A SCHOOLMISTRESS. By A. Southworth. WITHOUT A HEART. By Col. P. Ingraham. WAS SHE A COQUETTE? By Thackeray.

29. Project BookRead - FREE Online Book: The Little Lame Prince By Miss Mulock
    The Little Lame Prince Miss Mulock. The Little Lame Prince Miss MulockPseudonym of Maria Dinah Craik CONTENTS THE LITTLE LAME  
    http://tanaya.net/Books/lamep10/

30. Project BookRead - Index M
    The Well At The World's End. John Muir, Steep Trails. Miss Mulock, The LittleLame Prince. Joseph A. Munk, Arizona Sketches. HH Munro, The Toys Of Peace.  
    http://tanaya.net/BookRead/pbr-m-a.html
    
    Extractions: Author Title Thomas Babbington MacAulay Lays Of Ancient Rome Thomas Babington MacAulay. The History Of England From The Accession Of James Ii, Vol. 1 Victor MacClure She Stands Accused George MacDonald At The Back Of The North Wind The Light Princess Lilith Phantastes, A Faerie Romance For Men And Women ... The Princess And The Goblin Harold MacGrath The Drums Of Jeopardy Arthur MacHen The Great God Pan Nicolo MacHiavelli The Prince Charles MacKay, Editor Cavalier Songs And Ballads Of England From 1642 To 1684 Memoirs Of Extraordinary Popular Delusions Memoirs Of Extraordinary Popular Delusions , Volume Memoirs Of Extraordinary Popular Delusions, Volume 2 Maddog Castle Walls And Death's Head Delta Blue Brew, It's Gonna Get 'chu The Madness In My Mind Softly Comes The End Thomas Malory Le Morte Darthur Le Morte Darthur, Volume 2 Katherine Mansfield The Garden Party In A German Pension Fulgence Marion Wonderful Balloon Ascents: The Conquest Of The Skies.

31. 1-language.com - ESL Online Literature Library
    Tree Hans C. Andersen The Flying Trunk Hans C. Andersen The Darning Needle Hans C.Andersen Pen and Inkstand Hans C. Andersen Cinderella Miss Mulock Little Red  
    http://www.1-language.com/library/juniorclassics/

32. Unknown Children's Book Writers
    society. Clara Mulholland. Naughty Miss Bunny AL Burt Company. RosaMulholland. Gianetta - AL Burt Company. Miss Mulock. Little Sunshine's  
    http://www.writepage.com/others/unknown2.htm
    
    Extractions: LinkExchange Member Unknown Children's Book Writers This is part of A Celebration of Women Writers , but aside from their names, I haven't a clue who these women are. (Although one e-mailer pointed out: "Quite a number of the "unknown" writers on your list were actually famous in their day, and still famous among lovers of 19th-century children's literature." The names were taken from the lists of books in the back of old books, or found in old mail-order catalogs, and from their names I have concluded they were women. The children's book writers of today are their literary grand-daughters. Many of the books are issued as series about a central character, and may have had multiple authors working under the original author's name. If you have any information on these authors, please let me know by e-mail : more titles, birth or death dates, biographical information, or anything else you happen to know. And who was Elsie Dinsmore , anyway? Also see:

33. Conclusion: Critical Response And Evaluation
    representation of previously unexplored tracts of provincial English scenery andlife in the novels of Miss Brontë, Mrs. Gaskell, Miss Mulock, and others. .  
    http://65.107.211.206/authors/craik/mitchell/8.html
    
    Extractions: Chapter 8 of the author's Dinah Mulock Craik Numbers in brackets indicate page breaks in the print edition and thus allow users of VW to cite or locate the original page numbers. Where possible, bibliographical information appears in the form of in-text citations, which refer to items in the bibliography at the end of each document. Non-bibliographic notes appears as text links. indicates a link to material not in the original print version. [GPL]. Adrian Kang, Chew Yong Jack, and April Ang Meiling, created the HTML version, converting footnotes, and adding links. The history of Craik's relationship with the critics reveals as much about changing critical fashions and public tastes as it does about the quality of her writing. Her career began during the decade when the novel came to be seen as the dominant literary form and the competent novelist could expect to earn intelligent respect as well as a decent living. At the time Craik began to publish there were suddenly, also, several women novelists who could be taken seriously and, perhaps more important, critics wanted to take them seriously. "What does the literature of women mean?" asked G. H. Lewes in an 1852 Westminster Review article on "The Lady Novelists":

34. PROJECT GUTENBERG - Catalog By Author - Craik, Dinah Marie Mulock
    Etexts by Author Craik, Dinah Marie Mulock, 18261887 AKA Miss Mulock C Index Main Index The Little Lame Prince LANGUAGE  
    http://www.informika.ru/text/books/gutenb/gutind/TEMP/craik_dinah_marie_mulock_.

35. Athenaeum Index: Contributor Record.
    Biographical Details Dates 1826 1887 Source of Characteristics DNB CharacteristicsNovelist Mark Miss Mulock Mark MULOCK Mark MULOCK, MISS.  
    http://www.soi.city.ac.uk/~asp/v2/contributors/contributorfiles/MULOCK,DinahMari

36. Junior Classics - Volume 1
    C. Andersen The Flying Trunk Hans C. Andersen The Darning Needle - Hans C. AndersenPen and Inkstand - Hans C. Andersen Cinderella - Miss Mulock Little Red  
    http://www.abacci.com/books/book.asp?bookID=2649

37. 96.07.27
    First issued in 1856, this is the most popular and famous novel of Miss Mulockwho, in the year of this edition (1866) at the age of forty, married a Mr.  
    http://www.netrax.net/~rarebook/s960727.htm
    
    Extractions: A Novel. By Miss Muloch. Carleton, New York: 1866 485 p. + Woodcut frontis. 12mo. 19 cm. Clean copy in the original embossed cloth binding. First issued in 1856, this is the most popular and famous novel of Miss Mulock who, in the year of this edition (1866) - at the age of forty, married a Mr. Craik. Offered With: POEMS. By the Author of "John Halifax, Gentleman", Etc.

38. BOOK SAFARI: Little Lame Prince
    Series New Inventory. BOOK SAFARI www.seriesbooks.com. LITTLE LAMEPRINCE By Miss Mulock JUDGE A BOOK BY THE COVER! When you see  
    http://www.seriesbooks.com/littlelameprince.htm

39. Book Safari: Series L
    LITTLE JOURNEYS TO HAPPY LAND, Cory, David. LITTLE LAME PRINCE, Miss Mulock.LITTLE LITTLE DOG, Frances Brailsford. LITTLE LOST KITTEN, Mildred Comfort.  
    http://www.seriesbooks.com/lseries.htm
    
    Extractions: SERIES/BOOK TITLE AUTHOR LA BOHEME Marie Coolidge-Rask LA POPESSA Paul I. Murphy LAD: A DOG Albert Payson Terhune LAD OF SUNNYBANK Albert Payson Terhune ... LADYBIRD BOOKS Various Authors LAKEPORT SERIES Edward Stratemeyer LAKEWOOD BOYS L.P. Wyman LAMBIKIN, THE Helen S. Hansen LANCE TODD Budd Westreich LANCELOT Marjorie Barrows LAND OF HIDDEN MEN Edgar Rice Burroughs LAND OF THE FREE BOOKS Various Authors LAND OF THE GIANTS Carl Henry Rathjen LANDMARK BOOKS Various Authors LANDMARK GIANTS Various Authors LANKO'S WHITE MARE H.E. Bates LANSING SPORTS SERIES Hawley Williams (William Heyliger) LAPLAND OUTLAW Arthur Catherall LARRY DEXTER Howard R. Garis ... LARRY THE CANARY Ellen WIlkie LASSIE Various Authors Florence Michelson LASSO YOUR HEART Betty Cavanna LAST BRONC Colin Lofting LAST DAYS OF AMERICA Paul Erdman LAST HOPE RANCH Charles Alden Seltzer LAST HORSE ON THE SANDS Arthur Catherall ... Edward S. Ellis Sara Asheron LAWRENCEVILLE BOOKS Owen Johnson LEE BAIRD, SON OF DANGER

40. BFH: William Boultbee (1832-1902)
    The letter is dated November 1866 A few of your friends and fellow travellers,dear Miss Mulock, having felt and understood the peculiar circumstances in  
    http://www.boultbee.freeserve.co.uk/bfh/willb.htm
    
    Extractions: William was educated at Dr. Tassie, Dr., School Tassie's School in nearby Hamilton, Ontario Hamilton. By 1849, he was apprenticed to John G. Howard, John G., architect Howard, Public Land Surveyor, and Civil Engineer in Toronto. By the end of 1854, William's apprenticeship was completed, and he graduated January 5, 1855 as a Public Land Surveyor Public Land Surveyor. His first professional position was with the Great Western Railway Great Western Railway which had recently opened lines from Niagara Falls, through Hamilton and London to Windsor in south-western Ontario. His title with the railway firm was Civil Engineer, and he served during a period of expansion of the line into the neighbouring States of New York on the east and Michigan on the west. In 1864, his experience with the Great Western gained him an appointment on the engineering staff of the Madras Railway Company Madras Railway Company of London, England, operating in India. He moved to Madras on the south-east coast of India India, and participated in the plans of the rail line from that city to the port of Beypore on the south-west coast. The line was known as the South-West Line of the Madras Railway Company. Before leaving Canada, William must have proposed marriage to Marian Mulock:Marian Mulock of Newmarket, Ontario, for in 1866 she travelled to Madras via London. They were married on December 12th in St. Matthias Church, Madras St. Matthias Church, Madras by the Reverend H. Leeming, M.A. One letter has survived written by her fellow passengers on board the Steamer Ships:Mongolia Mongolia as it neared the end of its long voyage from London. The letter is dated November 1866:

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