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[September 9 2003] KIPLING'S READING AND ITS SOURCES |
| Besant, Walter | All in a Garden Fair | Chatto & Windus | London | 1885 | Novel mentioned in Something of Myself, p.65. See also Carrington 1955, p.81. | ||
| Bowles, G. Stewart | A Gun Room Ditty Box | Cassell & Co. | London | 1898 | Kiplingesque verse and prose by naval sub-lieutenant. Preface by Lord Charles Beresford. Quoted in 'A Fleet in Being' | ||
| Brabourne, Lord | Tales at Tea-time | Routledge & Sons | London | Fairy stories mentioned in Something of Myself p.7. Illustrated by William Brunton. | |||
| Culpeper, Nicholas | See Walter H. Pollard. | 1930 | |||||
| Dumaitre, Paule | Ren Lannec 1781-1826 (OS) | College de France | Paris | 1981 | Revue du Palais de la dcouverte'. Special edition devoted to bicentennial conference on Ren Lannec (1781-1826), the physician who invented the stethoscope and who is mentioned in "Marklake Witches". | ||
| Ewing, Juliana H. | Mary's Meadow & Letters from a Little Garden | SPCK | London | 1886 | Quoted in "Fairy Kist" | ||
| Froude, J.A. | The Two Chiefs of Dunboy | Longmans Green | London | 1889 | An Irish Romance of the Last Century' mentioned in "A Fleet in Being", p.46. | ||
| Greenwood, James | King Lion | Ward Lock & Co. | London | In 'Beeton's Historical Romances' and also serialised in the 'Boy's Own Paper'. Inspiration for the Jungle Books; see Something of Myself, p.8, Ricketts, 'The Unforgiving Minute' p.26 and the Kipling Journal, Jul.1956, p.4. | |||
| Haggard, H.Rider | Nada the Lily | Longmans, Green & Co. | London | 1892 | Novel which gave Kipling the idea for Mowgli (See K's letters to Haggard edited by Cohen). | ||
| Harris, Joel Chandler | Uncle Remus | George Routledge & Sons | London | 1880 | Quoted in "The United Idolaters". Illustrated by A.T.Elwes. | ||
| Holmes, Oliver Wendell | Elsie Venner | Chapman & Hall | London | 1879 | Novel mentioned in "The Propagation of Knowledge". | ||
| Keats, John | Works | Fred. Warne & Co. | London | Referred to in "Wireless". | |||
| Lannec, Ren | See Paule Dumaitre. | 1981 | |||||
| Marryat, Captain | Peter Simple | Macmillan & Co. | London | 1895 | |||
| Palgrave, Francis Turner | The Golden Treasury | Oxford University Press | London | 1929 | Contains 'High Tide on the Coast of Lincolnshire' by Jean Ingelow, source of title "My Son's Wife". | ||
| Parish , W D and Helena Hall |
A Dictionary of the Sussex Dialect and Collection of Provincialisms in Use in the County of Sussex. | Gardner's of Bexhill | London | 1957 | An expanded version by Helena Hall of a classic reference work originally published in 1875 | ||
| Pollard, Walter H. | Nicholas Culpeper - Physician and Astrologer | Birmingham Medical Review | 1930 | Paper on Culpeper who figures in "A Doctor of Medicine" and "Wireless". | |||
| Scott, Sir Walter | The Pirate | Marcus Ward & Co. | London | 1879 | Mentioned in Something of Myself and "Gow's Watch". | ||
| Stevenson and Osbourne | The Wrong Box | Longmans Green | London | 1907 | Quoted in "The Vortex". | ||
| Surtees, Robert Smith | Handley Cross | Methuen | London | 1947 | |||
| Surtees, Robert Smith | Mr. Sponge's Sportng Tour | Bradbury Agnew | London | 1891 | Quoted in "Stalky" and "My Son's Wife". | ||
| Weygandt, Anne M. | Kipling's Reading and Its Influence on His Poetry | Univ. of Pennsylvania Press | Philadelphia | 1939 |
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