Chapter I: Preface

Many years ago I compiled a comparatively short list of sequel stories for staff reference purposes, and the list was subsequently published in _The Library World_ (1900-1).

Several librarians who found the old list useful have asked me at various times to bring it up-to-date, and I have at last found leisure to accede to the request and to add a large number of stories not listed in the original list.

In order to serve useful purposes I have included

(_a_) Stories in which the same character appears in more
than one book;
(_b_) Series forming a continuous narrative of events;
(_c_) Trilogies and the like;
(_d_) A few other notes.

The material has been drawn from very many sources, some being of doubtful reliability, and in the absence of other data has had to be used without confirmation. It is probable that there are some errors of commission and, on account of the difficulty of obtaining information of sequence-stories, many more of omission. I should therefore be glad if corrections and notes of additions were sent to me direct.

To keep down the cost of printing, initials only are given of fore-names; dates of publication and names of publishers are omitted for the same season. The missing particulars are easily obtainable from the usual reference works.

Contrary to code rule, compound-names are entered under the latter part of the names. Writers using pen-names are entered under the pseudonyms with no cross reference from the real name to the pseudonym.

The whole of the profits arising from the sale of this reference list will be applied to the Benevolent and Orphan Fund of the Library Assistants’ Association.

T. ALDRED.

CENTRAL PUBLIC LIBRARY,

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_July, 1922._

ERRATA.

While this work was in the press, the name of the publishing Association was altered to that of the Association of Assistant Librarians.

Through a clerical error, E. Everett-Green’s _Cheveley stories_ are entered under _Anonymous stories_, as well as under the name of the author.

A LIST OF

SEQUEL STORIES

=Anonymous stories.=
_Cheveley stories_:--
1. Dulcie’s little brother.
2. Dulcie and Tottie.
3. Dulcie’s love story.
_Commuter’s series_:--
1. People of the whirlpool.
2. Woman errant.
_Daphne series_:--
1. Daphne in the Fatherland.
2. Daphne in Paris.
_Diary series_:--
1. The diary of a honeymoon.
2. The indiscretion of Lady Usher.
_Faustus series_:--
1. Faustus.
2. The second report of Dr. Faustus.
_Indiana series_:--
1. Black Beauty.
2. Strike at Shane’s.
_Saul Weir series_:--
1. Saul Weir.
2. A modern minister.

=A.L.O.E.= Refer to Tucker, C.

=Abbott, E.=
_Long Look books_:--
1. Long Look House.
2. Out of doors at Long Look.
3. A trip eastward.

=Abbott, J.=
_The August stories_:--
1. August and Elire.
2. Hunter and Tom.
3. Schooner Mary Ann.
4. Granville Valley.
_Florence stories_:--
1. Florence and John.
2. Grimkie.
3. Orkney Island.
4. The English Channel.
5. The Isle of Wight.
6. Florence’s return.
_Franconia series_:--
1. Malleville.
2. Wallace.

=Abbott, J.=
_Franconia series (continued)_:--
3. Mary Erskine.
4. Mary Bell.
5. Beechnut.
6. Rodolphus.
7. Ellen Linn.
8. Stuveysant.
9. Caroline.
10. Agnes.
_Jonas series_:--
1. Jonas’s stories.
2. Jonas a judge.
3. Jonas on a farm in the winter.
4. Jonas on a farm in the summer.
5. Caleb in town.
6. Caleb in the country.
_Marco Paul series_:--
1. Marco Paul in New York.
2. Marco Paul on the canal.
3. Marco Paul in Maine.
4. Marco Paul in Vermont.
5. Marco Paul in Boston.
6. Marco Paul at the Springfield Armory.
_Rainbow and Lucky stories_:--
1. Handie.
2. Rainbow’s journey.
3. Three Pines.
4. Selling Lucky.
5. Up the river.
_Rollo series_:--
1. Rollo learning to talk.
2. Rollo learning to read.
3. Rollo at work.
4. Rollo at play.
5. Rollo at school.
6. Rollo’s vacation.
7. Rollo’s experiments.
8. Rollo’s museum.
9. Rollo’s travels.
10. Rollo’s correspondence.
11. Rollo’s philosophy: water.
12. Rollo’s philosophy: air.
13. Rollo’s philosophy: fire.
14. Rollo’s philosophy: sky.
_Rollo’s tour in Europe_:--
1. Rollo on the Atlantic.
2. Rollo in Paris.
3. Rollo in Switzerland.
4. Rollo in London.
5. Rollo on the Rhine.
6. Rollo in Scotland.
7. Rollo in Geneva.
8. Rollo in Holland.
9. Rollo in Naples.
10. Rollo in Rome.
_Young Christian series_:--
1. Young Christian.
2. Corner Stone.
3. Way to do good.
4. Hoaryhead and McDonner.

=“Acheta.”=
1. March winds and April showers.
2. May flowers.

=Ackworth, J. [Rev. F. R. Smith.]=
_Clogshop chronicles._
1. Clogshop chronicles.
2. Doxie Dent.
3. Beckside lights.

=Adam, P.=
1. Force.
2. The child of the Austerlitz.
3. The sun of July.

=Adams, H.=
1. The pioneer boys of the Ohio.
2. The pioneer boys on the Great Lakes.
3. The pioneer boys of the Mississippi.
4. The pioneer boys of the Missouri.
5. The pioneer boys of the Yellowstone.
6. The pioneer boys of the Columbia.

=Adams, H. C.=
_Tales of Charlton School_:--
1. The cherry-stones.
2. The first of June.
_Tales of Nethercourt_:--
1. The lost rifle.
2. The chief of the school.
_Tales of Walter’s schooldays_:--
1. The doctor’s birthday.
2. Walter’s friend.

=Adams, Q.=
_Outdoor chums series_:--
1. The outdoor chums.
2. The outdoor chums in the forest.
3. The outdoor chums after big game.
4. The outdoor chums in the big woods.

=Adams, Q.=
_Outdoor chums series (continued)_:--
5. The outdoor chums on the Lake.
6. The outdoor chums on the Gulf.
7. The outdoor chums on a houseboat.
8. The outdoor chums at Cabin Point.

=Agnew, E. C.=
1. Geraldine.
2. Rome and the Abbey.

=Agnus, Orme. [J. C. Higginbotham.]=
_Sarah Tuldon series_:--
1. Sarah Tuldon.
2. Sarah Tuldon’s lovers.

=Aguilar, Grace.=
1. Home influence.
2. The mother’s recompense.

=Aicard, J.=
1. Adventures of Maurin.
2. Maurin, the illustrious.

=Aimard, G.=
_Tales of Indian life._ Two arrangements.
(a.)
1. The adventurers.
2. The Pearl of the Andes.
3. The tiger-slayer.
4. The gold seekers.
5. The Indian chief.

1. The Prairie Flower.
2. The Indian scout.

1. The trail hunter.
2. The pirates of the Prairies.
3. The trapper’s daughter.

1. The Border Rifles.
2. The freebooters.

(b) A suggested order of reading:--
1. The trappers of the Arkansas.
2. The Border Rifles.
3. The freebooters.
4. The white scalpers.
5. Guide to the Desert; or, Life on the Pampas.
6. The insurgent chief.
7. The flying chief.
8. The last of the Incas.
9. The Missouri outlaws.
10. The Prairie Flower.
11. The Indian scout.
12. Stronghand.
13. The bee hunters.
14. Stoneheart.
15. The Queen of the Savannah.
16. The buccaneer chief.

=Aimard, G.=
_Tales of Indian life (continued)_:--
17. The smuggler chief.
18. The adventurers.
19. The Pearl of the Andes.
20. The trail hunter.
21. The pirates of the Prairies.
22. The trapper’s daughter.
23. The tiger-slayer.
24. The gold seekers.
25. The Indian chief.
26. The Red Track.

=Ainwell, W. [W. Simonds.]=
1. Oscar.
2. Clinton.
3. Ella.
4. Whistler.
5. Marcus.
6. Jessie.
7. Jerrie.

=Ainsworth, E.=
1. Second-lieut. Billie Impett and his orderly.
2. Billie Impett and Doris.

=Akers, F.=
1. The boy fortune hunters in Alaska.
2. The boy fortune hunters in Panama.
3. The boy fortune hunters in Egypt.

=Aksakoff, S.=
1. Years of childhood.
2. A Russian schoolboy.
3. A Russian gentleman.

=Alcott, L. M.=
_Aunt Jo’s scrap-bag series_:--
1. My boys, etc.
2. Shawl straps.
3. Cupid and Chow-chow, etc.
4. My girls.
5. Jimmy’s cruise in the Pinafore, etc.
6. An old fashioned thanksgiving, etc.
_The cousins series_:--
1. Eight cousins.
2. Rose in bloom.
_Little men and women series_:--
Different publishers issue the books
with varying titles, but mostly as--
1. Little women.
2. Good wives.
3. Little men.
4. Jo’s boys.

=Alden, W. L.=
1. Adventures of Jimmy Brown.
2. Jimmy Brown in Europe. _Same as_ Jimmy Brown trying to find Europe.

1. Moral pirates.
2. Cruise of “The Ghost.”
3. Cruise of the Canoe club.

=Aldrich, T. B.=
1. Marjorie Daw and other people.
2. The Queen of Sheba.

=Aldridge, J.=
1. The Meadow-Brook girls under canvas.
2. The Meadow-Brook girls across country.
3. The Meadow-Brook girls afloat.
4. The Meadow-Brook girls in the hills.
5. The Meadow-Brook girls by the sea.
6. The Meadow-Brook girls on the tennis courts.

=Alger, H., Junior.=
_Atlantic series_:--
1. The young circus rider.
2. Do and dare.
3. Hector’s inheritance.
4. Helping himself.
_Brave and bold series_:--
1. Brave and bold.
2. Jack’s ward.
3. Shifting for himself.
4. Wait and hope.
_Campaign series_:--
1. Frank’s campaign.
2. Paul Prescott’s charge.
3. Charlie Codman’s cruise.
_Frank and fearless series_:--
1. Frank Hunter’s peril.
2. Frank and fearless.
3. The young salesman.
_Good fortune series_:--
1. Walter Sherwood’s probation.
2. The young bank messenger.
3. A boy’s fortune.
_How to rise series_:--
1. Jed, the poorhouse boy.
2. Rupert’s ambition.
3. Lester’s luck.
_Luck and pluck series_:--
1. Luck and pluck.
2. Sink and swim.
3. Steady and strong.
4. Strive and succeed.
5. Try and trust.

=Alger, H., Junior.=
_Luck and pluck series (continued)_:--
6. Bound to rise.
7. Risen from the ranks.
8. Herbert Carter’s legacy.
_New World series_:--
1. Digging for gold.
2. Facing the world.
3. In a new world.
_Pacific series_:--
1. The young adventurer.
2. The young miner.
3. The young explorers.
4. Ben’s nugget.
_Ragged Dick series_:--
1. Ragged Dick.
2. Fame and fortune.
3. Mark, the match boy.
4. Rough and ready.
5. Ben, the luggage boy.
6. Rufus and Rose.
_Tattered Tom series_:--
1. Tattered Tom.
2. Paul, the peddler.
3. Phil, the fiddler.
4. Slow and sure.
5. Julius.
6. The young outlaw.
7. Sam’s chance.
8. The telegraph boy.
_Victory series_:--
1. Only an Irish boy.
2. Victor Vane.
3. Adrift in the city.

=Allan, L.=
1. Blue Peter: half breed.
2. The lone trail.

=Allen, A. E.=
1. Joe, the circus boy.
2. The Martie twins.
3. Marjory, the circus girl.
4. Marjory at the Willows.

=Allen, J. L.=
_Christmas season series_:--
1. The bride of the mistletoe.
2. The doctor’s Christmas Eve.
_Kentucky series_:--
1. A Kentucky cardinal.
2. Aftermath.

=Allen, W. B.=
_Camp and tramp series_:--
1. Lost in Umbagog.
2. The mammoth hunters.
_Pine cone series_:--
1. Pine cones.
2. Silver rags.

=Allen, W. B.=
_Pine cone series (continued)_:--
3. Northern Cross.
4. Kelp.
5. Cloud and cliff.
6. Gulf and glacier.
_Siege of Boston series_:--
1. A son of liberty.
2. Called to the front.

=A.L.O.E.= Refer to Tucker, C.

=Altsheler, J. A=
_Civil War series_:--
1. The guns of Bull Run.
2. The guns of Shiloh.
3. The sword of Antietam.
4. The scouts of Stonewall.
5. The star of Gettysburg.
6. The rock of Chickamauga.
7. The shades of the wilderness.
8. The tree of Appomattox.
_French and Indian War series_:--
1. The hunters of the hills.
2. The shadow of the North.
3. The rulers of the Lakes.
4. The masters of the Peaks.
5. The lords of the wild.
6. The Sun of Quebec.
_Great West series_:--
1. The great Sioux trail.
2. The lost hunters.
_Texan series_:--
1. The Texan star.
2. The Texan scouts.
3. The Texan triumph.
_Trailers series_:--
1. The young trailers.
2. The forest runners.
3. The keepers of the trail.
4. The eyes of the woods.
5. The free rangers.
6. The riflemen of the Ohio.
7. The scouts of the valley.
8. The border watch.
_World War series_:--
1. The guns of Europe.
2. The forest of swords.
3. The hosts of the air.

=Ames, F. T.=
1. Between the lines in Belgium.
2. Between the lines in France.
3. Between the lines on the American front.

=Ames, J. B.=
1. Curly of the Circle-bar in Texas.
2. Curly and the Aztec gold.

=Andom, R. [A. W. Barrett.]=
_Troddles series_:--
1. We three and Troddles.
2. Troddles and us and others.
3. Cruise of the Mock Turtle.
4. Lighter days with Troddles.
5. Four men with a van.
6. The runaways. _Same as_ At school with Troddles.
7. On tour with Troddles.
8. Our flat.
9. Troddles’ farm.
10. Adrift with Troddles.
11. Just Troddles.
12. Three men and Troddles.
13. With Troddles in the trenches.
14. Same old Troddles.
15. Out and about with Troddles.

=Andrews, J.=
1. Seven little sisters.
2. Each and all.
3. The seven little sisters who live on the round ball.
4. The seven little sisters prose their sisterhood.

=Anethan, Baroness Albert d’.=
1. The twin soul of O’Také-San.
2. Her mother’s blood.

=Annunzio, G. d’.=
_Romances of the lily trilogy_:--
1. The virgin of the rocks. _Same as_ The maidens of the rocks.
2. The prodigy.
3. The annunciation.
_Romances of the pomegranate trilogy_:--
1. The flame of fire. _Same as_ The flame of life.
2. The dictator.
3. The triumph of life.
_Romances of the rose trilogy_:--
1. The child of pleasure.
2. The victim. _Same as_ The intruder.
3. The triumph of death.

=Anstey, F. [T. A. Guthrie.]=
Voces populi. _Two series._

=Appleton, V.=
1. Tom Swift and his motorcycle.
2. Tom Swift and his motorboat.
3. Tom Swift and his airship.
4. Tom Swift and his submarine boat.
5. Tom Swift and his electric roundabout.
6. Tom Swift and his wireless message.
7. Tom Swift among the diamond makers.
8. Tom Swift in the caves of ice.
9. Tom Swift and his sky racer.
10. Tom Swift and his electric rifles.
11. Tom Swift in the city of gold.
12. Tom Swift and his air glider.
13. Tom Swift in captivity.
14. Tom Swift and his wizard camera.
15. Tom Swift and his great searchlight.
16. Tom Swift and his giant cannon.
17. Tom Swift and his photo-telephone.
18. Tom Swift and his aerial warship.
19. Tom Swift and his tunnel.
20. Tom Swift in the land of wonders.
21. Tom Swift and his war tank.
22. Tom Swift and his air scout.
23. Tom Swift and his undersea search.

=Archibald, Mrs. G.=
1. Lady Gay.
2. A dozen good times.

1. Laura’s holidays.
2. Laura in the mountains.

=Armitage, T.=
_Uncle Sam’s service series_:--
1. Bob Spencer, the life saver.

=Arnim, Mary A. Grafin von.=
_Elizabeth series_:--
1. Elizabeth and her German garden.
2. The solitary summer.
3. The benefactress.
4. Adventures of Elizabeth in Rügen.

=Arthur, T. S.=
_Home stories_:--
1. Hidden wings.
2. Sowing the wind.
3. Sunshine at home.
4. Peacemaker.
5. Not anything for peace.
6. After a shadow.
_Household library_:--
1. Married life.
2. Seed time and harvest.
3. Stories for young housekeepers.
4. Two wives.
5. Woman’s trials.
6. Words for the wise.
_Another series_:--
1. Nothing but money.
2. What came afterwards.

=Arundel, L.=
_Motorboat boys series._ 6 vols.

=Ashmun, M. E.=
1. Isabel Carleton’s year.
2. The heart of Isabel Carleton.
3. Isabel Carleton’s friends.

=Askew, A. and C.=
1. The Shulamite.
2. The woman Deborah.

=Atkinson, J. C.=
1. Walks and talks of two school boys.
2. Play-hours and half-holidays.

=Audoux, M.=
1. Marie Claire.
2. Marie Claire’s workshop.

=Austin, J. G.=
1. A nameless nobleman.
2. Dr. Le Baron and his daughters.

1. Standish of Standish.
2. Betty Alden.
3. David Alden’s daughter, etc.

=Ayres, Ruby M. [Now Mrs. R. W. Pocock.]=
1. Richard Chatterton, V.C.
2. The road that bends.
3. The long lane to happiness.

=Bacheller, I.=
1. Eben Holden.
2. Eben Holden’s last day a fishing.

=Bagot, R.=
1. The passport.
2. Darneley Place.

=Bain, F. W.=
_Indian mystic love stories_:--
1. A digit of the Moon.
2. The descent of the Sun.
3. A heifer of the dawn.
4. The Great God’s heir.
5. A draught of the blue.
6. An essence of the dusk.
7. An incarnation of the snow.
8. A mine of faults.
9. The ashes of a god.
10. Bubbles of the foam.
11. A syrup of the bees.
12. The livery of eve.
13. The substance of a dream.

=Baird, J. K.=
1. The coming of Hester.
2. Hester’s counterpart.
3. Hester’s wage-earning.

=Baker, Mrs. E. I. A.=
1. Girls of Fairmount.
2. Fairmount girls in school and camp.
3. Fairmount’s quartette.
4. Frolics at Fairmount.

=Baldwin, M.=
1. Follies of Fifi.
2. Golden Square High School.

1. A popular girl.
2. Sibyl.

=Balgrave, R.=
1. The wreck of the Spa.
2. The burning of the Spa saloon.

=Ballantyne, R. M.=
1. The Coral Island.
2. The gorilla hunters.

1. Sunk at sea.
2. Lost in the forest.
3. Over the Rocky Mountains.

Tales of adventure. _Four series._

=Balzac, H. de=
THE HUMAN COMEDY.
Balzac frequently altered the titles of his
works and changed them from one division
to another. Hereunder is the arrangement
of works _actually written_ as classified
by the author in 1845.
_Scenes of private life_:--
1. At the sign of the Cat and Racket.
2. The dance at Sceaux.
3. Recollections of two young brides.
4. The purse.
5. Modeste Mignon.
6. A start in life.
7. Albert Savarus.
8. The vendetta.
9. A double family.
10. The peace of the household.
11. Madame Firmiani.
12. A study of woman.
13. The pretended mistress.
14. A daughter of Eve.
15. Colonel Chabert.
16. The message.
17. La Grenadière.
18. The forsaken woman.
19. Honorine.
20. Béatrix.
21. Gobseck.
22. A woman of thirty.
23. Old Goriot.
24. Pierre Grasassou.
25. The atheist’s mass.
26. The interdiction.
27. The marriage contract.
28. Another study of woman.
_Scenes of provincial life_:--
1. The Lily of the Valley.
2. Ursule Mirouet.
3. Eugénie Grandet.

=Balzac, H. de.=
_Scenes of provincial life (continued)_:
4. The celibates. Part 1. Pierrette.
The celibates. Part 2. The Vicar of Tours.
The celibates. Part 3. A bachelor’s establishment.
5. The Parisians in provincial France.
Part 1. Gaudissart the Great.
Part 2. Wrinkled people.
Part 3. The muse of the department.
Part 4. An actress abroad.
6. The superior woman.
7. The rivalries.
Part 3. The old maid. (parts 1 and 2 not written).
8. The provincials in Paris.
Part 1. The cabinet of antiques. (part 2 not written).
9. Lost illusions.
Part 1. The two poets.
Part 2. A provincial great man in Paris.
Part 3. An inventor’s sufferings.
_Scenes of Parisian life_:-
1. History of the Thirteen.
Part 1. Ferragus.
Part 2. The Duchess of Langeais.
Part 3. The girl with the golden eyes.
2. The employees.
3. Sarrasine.
4. Grandeur and downfall of César Birotteau.
5. The house of Nucingen.
6. Facino Cane.
7. The secrets of the Princess of Cadignan.
8. Splendours and miseries of courtesans.
Part 1. How harlots love.
Part 2. How much love costs old men.
Part 3. The end of bad roads.