Chapter L: N. R., initialism Mrs. RANYARD

The Book and its Story; a Narrative for the Young: on occasion of the Jubilee of the British and Foreign Bible Society, by L. N. R., with an introductory preface by T. Phillips. 1853, 10th edit., 1857.

Nearly 50,000 copies of this work have been sold--or given away.

The Missing Link, or Bible-Women in the Homes of the London Poor, 1859. Nineveh and its Relics in the British Museum. Birmingham, 1855, and Opportunities [same, both], by the Author of the Border Land, and others.

This lady has been convicted of _plagiarism_ by Mr. E. H.
Plumptre, in _The Athenæum_, April 1866, p. 531. Dr. Smith’s
Dictionary of the Bible is the work which L. N. R. has freely
used in her “Stones Crying Out. 1866.”

LOT, Parson, _pseud._ [Rev. CHARLES KINGSLEY].

Cheap Clothes and Nasty. London, 1850.

LOTHRUP (Amy) _pseud._ [Miss ANNA B. WARNER].

Dollars and Cents. Lond., Edinb., and New York, 1854. And a great many other works.

LOVECHILD (Louisa) _phrenonym_ [ ].

Natural History ... for Little Folk. Lond., [1833].

LOVECHILD (Solomon), _pseud._ [LADY FENN].

Sketches of Little Boys and Girls, 1852. And others.

M.

M. (Eleanor), _disguised-author_ [ ].

Edith of Graystock. _H. Lindsell_, Wimpole Street, 1833.

M. (Rose C.), _init._ [MONCKTON].

Letters from Futtehgurh. Clifton, [1858].

MAC-SARCASM (Rev. Sir Archibald) Bart., _pseudo-titlonym_ [ ].

The Life of Hannah More, with critical review of her Writings. London, 1802.

MAC-SHIMI (Gillespie) _ps._ [ARCHIBALD SIMSON].

Annals of such patriots of the distinguished family of Fraser, Frysell, Sim-son, or Fitz-simon, as have signalised themselves in the public service of Scotland; from the time of their first arrival in Britain ... until their settlement as Lords of Oliver Castle and Tweedale, etc. Edinburgh, reprinted, 1805.