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Drawer 4 of this annotated catalog contains these titles by Evelyn Whitaker:
Lassie, Lil and includes summaries of publishers'
advertisements and descriptions of bindings.
[I will be adding photo scans of more bindings in the future. kcp]
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Lassie:
Whitaker, Evelyn: Lassie by Evelyn Whitaker the
Author of Miss Toosey's Mission, Belle, Tom's Boy
etc. Boston: Little, Brown & Company, 1903 (copyright 1901) 135 p. illus. 1 B&W plate by Jessie Wilson.
binding: green cloth, front stamped and embossed with dark
green floral vines and fruit trees, gold embossed title on front and spine (same cover design as my copy of
Pen, although different publisher, same printer University Press, John Wilson and Son, Cambridge.)
front end paper lists: " The Miss
Toosey Books by Evelyn Whitaker. Miss Toosey's Mission, Laddie, and Pris; Baby John, Zoë,
and For the Fourth Time of Asking; Belle; Dear; Don; Lil; My Honey; Our Little Ann; Tom's Boy; Rob and Kit;
Rose and Lavender; Tip Cat; Pen; Pomona; Lassie; Faithful and Ward's Cross; Gay."
2 pg advertisement at back lists these title
(all priced at $1.00) with quotes from reviews.
This volume was digitized by EvelynWhitakerLibrary.org August 2008

[no author]: Lassie. by the author of "Laddie," "Tip-cat,"
"Miss Toosey's Mission," etc. London & Edinburgh: W. &
R. Chambers, Limited, [n.d.] 122 p. with frontis
by Jessie Wilson. printed by W.&R. Chambers, Edinburgh
binding: ivory cloth over board, pictorial
stamped in black, red & yellow of woman walking down a path carrying flowers (?poppies?), title on front &
spine in black.
inscribed: "Miss M. Young Prize for Improvement in Lessons & Conduct
Christmas 1903"
reverse title lists "By the author of "Laddie," "Tip-cat," etc. Tom's Boy (Illus.
by Percy Tarrant); Don (illus by J. Finnemore); Pomona (illus by Robert Barnes); Belle (illus by G. Nicolet);
Rose and Lavender (illus by Herbert A. Bone); Lassie
(fontis by Jessie Wilson); Baby John (fontis by Herbert A. Bone); Zoe. (Illus.)
6 pg publisher ads at back:
Chamber's sixpenny series of stories for children "Those in search of little books to give away to Sunday School children should invest
in some of the charming sixpenny stories published by Chambers."—British Weekly.
titles by EC Kenyon, L.E. Tiddeman, L.T. Meade, Mrs. Molesworth, Mrs. Fairbanks,
Emma Gellibrand, the Hon. Eva Knatchbull-hugessen, Davina Waterson, Miss Edgworth.
Other authors & illustrators mentioned: R.C.H. Morison, Agnes Giberne, Emma Marshall, Helen Waters, Amy Walton (2), Esme Stuart
(2), Mrs. O'Reilly (2), Henley I. Arden,: J. Finnemore (illus.), R. Burns (illus.), Robert Barnes
(illus.), H.A. Bone and Herbert A. Bone (illus.), Mrs. Molesworth (17 titles), W. Rainey
(illus.), Lewis Baumer (illus.), p. Tarrant (illus.) , W. Hatherell (illus.),
Mrs. L. T. Meade (19 titles), J Ayton Symington (illus.), W. Boucher (illus.),
J. Williamson (illus.), Everard Hopkins (illus.) , G. Nicolet (illus.).

Letters to Our Working Party:
[no author]: Letters to Our Working Party. by the author
of Miss Toosey's Mission etc
New York: E. & J. B. Young &
Company, Cooper Union [n.d.] printed by Perry, Gardner & Co., Curistor
Street, London. 301 p.
binding: brown, stamped title
in white with black lettering mimics a postal letter and includes a real U.S. 2-cent stamp.
3 pg advertisement at back is New List of Popular
Works published by Wells, Gardner, Darton & Co., Pasternoster Buildings, E.C. lists by the author of Honor Bright or the Four-Leaved Shamrock: One of a Covey,
N. or M., and Peas-Blossom.
other titles in the listing are adventure stories for boys by James
F. Cobb; two titles by Mrs. C. Hobart nee N.P.W.; two titles by anonymous authors illus by H.J.A. Miles; and
several religious titles by W. Walsham How, S.J. Stone, W.D. MacLagan, W. Davenport Adams, and H.W. Tucker (a biography of
Edward Field)
This volume was digitized by EvelynWhitakerLibrary.org August 2008
Lil:
[no author]: Lil. by the author of Miss Toosey's Mission, Laddie, Tip-Cat, Our Little Ann, and Pen. Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1891. University Press, John Wilson and Son, Cambridge. 301 p.
binding: drab green paste board,
gold embossed spine, black floral upper left with title on front. uniform
with my copies of Baby John, and Our Little Ann.
inscribed in ink: property of ?Waletive Disil Library?
2 pg advertisement at back lists by the author
of Miss Toosey's Mission: Tip Cat, Our Little Ann, Pen, Lil, Zoë, Rose and Lavender, Pris with quotes from reviews.
2nd page of ads does the same for the books of Susan Coolidge,
comparing her to Miss Alcott.
Close Drawer 4 and Open Drawer 5
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