“ 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. ”

“ Elias, F.
1. Cricket on the brain.
2. Cricket at the breakfast table.
Eliot, George. [Marion Evans, afterwards Mrs. Cross.]
Gwendolen (anonymous author) was written as a sequel to Daniel Deronda. ”

“ Zig-zag journeys in Australia.
6. Zig-zag journeys in the Great North-west.
7. Zig-zag journeys in the British Isles.
8. Zig-zag journeys in the Antipodes.
9. Zig-zag journeys in India.
10. Zig-zag journeys in the sunny South.
11. Zig-zag journeys in the Levant.
12. Zig-zag journeys in Acadia and New France.
13. Zig-zag journeys in northern lands.
14. Zig-zag journeys in the Occident.
15. Zig-zag journeys in the Orient.
16. Zig-zag journeys in classic lands.
17. Zig-zag journeys in Europe.
18. Zig-zag stories of history, travel and adventure. ”

“ Notes.—The mystery of Edwin Drood. This unfinished story has been “completed” by several authors. There is quite a literature on Edwin Drood.
The Gay-Dombeys, and The Veneerings by Sir H. Johnston, are sequels to Dombey and Son, and Our mutual friend, respectively. ”

“ The Wessex novels may be classified as follows:—
Novels of character and environment:
1. Tess of the D’Urbervilles.
2. Far from the madding crowd.
3. Jude, the obscure.
4. The return of the native.
5. The Mayor of Casterbridge.
6. The Woodlanders.
7. Under the greenwood tree.
8. Life’s little ironies.
9. Wessex tales.
Romances and fantasies:—
1. A pair of blue eyes.
2. The trumpet-major.
3. Two on a tower.
4. The well beloved.
5. A group of noble dames.
Novels of ingenuity:—
1. Desperate remedies.
2. The hand of Ethelberta.
3. A Laodicean.
Mixed novels:—
A changed man. ”

“ 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.] ”

“ Alice series:—
1. Alice’s adventures in Wonderland. Originally published under the title, “Alice’s adventures underground.”
2. Through the looking-glass and what Alice found there.
(3. Davy and the Goblin, or what followed reading Alice in Wonderland; by C. E. Carryl.)
Sylvie series:—
1. Sylvie and Bruno.
2. Sylvie and Bruno, concluded.
Case, C. M.
1. Wolf the Saxon boy.
2. The banner of the White Horse.
Casserly, G.
1. The Elephant God.
2. The jungle girl. ”

“ Grace Harlowe’s problem.
7. Grace Harlowe’s golden summer.
Grace Harlowe’s travel series:—
1. Grace Harlowe overseas.
2. Grace Harlowe with the Red Cross in France.
3. Grace Harlowe with the marines at Chateau Thierry.
4. Grace Harlowe with the U.S. troops in the Argonne.
5. Grace Harlowe with the Yankee shock boys at St. Quentin.
6. Grace Harlowe with the American Army on the Rhine.
7. Grace Harlowe’s overland riders on the old Apache Trail.
8. Grace Harlowe’s overland riders on the Great American Desert.
9. Grace Harlowe’s overland riders among the Kentucky Mountains. ”

“ Art and artlessness.
Play and study series:—
1. Howard and his teacher.
2. Jack, the chimney sweeper.
3. Motherless children.
4. Play and study.
Woodbine series:—
1. Live and learn.
2. The governor’s pardon.
3. Paul Barton.
4. Walter and Frank.
Lester, P.
1. Marjorie Dean, high school freshman.
2. Marjorie Dean, high school sophomore.
3. Marjorie Dean, high school junior.
4. Marjorie Dean, high school senior.
Lever, C.
No sequels. The stories might be arranged as consisting of 7 military novels, 5 novels of adventure, 9 novels of Irish life, and 11 novels of foreign life. ”

“ Johnston, Sir H.
The Gay-Dombeys is a sequel to C. Dickens’ Dombey and Son.
Mrs. Warren’s daughter is a sequel to G. B. Shaw’s Mrs. Warren’s profession.
The Veneerings is a sequel to C. Dickens’ Our mutual friend.
Johnston, Mrs. H. K.
1. Roddy’s ideal.
2. Roddy’s reality.
3. Roddy’s romance.
Johnston, M.
1. The long roll.
2. Cease firing!
Jokai, M.
1. ’Midst the wild Carpathians.
2. Slaves of the Padishah.
Jordan, E. G.
1. Mary Iverson: her book.
2. Mary Iverson tackles life.
3. Mary Iverson’s career.
Judson, C. I.
1. Mary Jane: her book.
2. Mary Jane: her visit. ”

“ Ibsen, H.
Mrs. E. D. Cheney’s Nora’s return is a sequel to Ibsen’s The doll’s house.
Inglelow, J.
1. Off the Skelligs.
2. Fated to be free.
Irvine, A.
1. My lady of the chimney corner.
2. The souls of poor folk. ”

“ Through a clerical error, E. Everett-Green’s Cheveley stories are entered under Anonymous stories, as well as under the name of the author.
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{5}
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. ”

“ The young puritans and the old puritans at Hatfield.
Thurston, E. T.
The achievement of Richard Furlong, formerly published separately, as—
1. The antagonists.
2. Richard Furlong.
3. The achievement.
Bellwattle and Cruikshank series:—
1. The garden of resurrection.
2. Tares.
3. The patchwork papers.
4. Sheepskins and grey russet.
John Grey series:—
1. The city of beautiful nonsense.
2. The world of wonderful reality. ”

“ Dick and Daisy series:—
1. Adrift in the world.
2. Fighting life’s battles.
3. Saved from the street.
4. Grandfather Millys’ luck.
Dick Travers abroad series:—
1. Little Cricket.
2. Palm Land.
3. The lost tar.
4. On the wave.
Sanborn, K. A.
1. Adopting an abandoned farm.
2. Abandoning an adopted farm.
Sand, George. [Madame Dudevant.]
Berrichon idylls:—
1. Little Fadette.
2. The devil’s pool.
3. Francis, the waif.
Socialist novels:—
1. The master mosaic workers.
2. The journeyman joiner. ”

“ Foreign adventure series:—
1. Lost in the forbidden land.
2. River and jungle.
3. The hunt of the white elephant.
Forest and prairie series:—
1. The great cattle trail.
2. The path in the ravine.
3. The young ranchers. ”

“ Deames’ Arcadia, written by a young gentleman, is a continuation of Sir P. Sidney’s Arcadia.
Sienkiewicz, H.
1. With fire and sword (Poland and Russia) .
2. The deluge (Poland, Sweden and Russia) .
3. Pan Michael (Poland, Russia and the Ukraine) .
Silberrad, U. L.
1. The wedding of the Lady of Lovell.
2. The second book of Tobiah.
3. Green pastures.
Silvers, E. R.
1. Dick Arnold of Raritan College.
2. Dick Arnold plays the game.
Simms, W. G.
American Revolution stories:—
1. The partisan. ”

“ The young engineers in Mexico.
Hanshew, T.
1. Cleek, the man of forty faces.
2. Cleek of Scotland Yard.
3. Cleek, the master detective.
4. Cleek’s greatest riddles. Same as Cleek’s government cases.
5. The riddle of the night.
6. The riddle of the Purple Emperor; by T. and M. E. Hanshew.
7. The frozen flames; by T. and M. E. Hanshew.
8. The mysterious light. Same as The riddle of the mysterious light; by T. and M. E. Hanshew. ”

“ Gaboriau, E.
Lecoq series:—
1. Monsieur Lecoq. Same as Lecoq, the detective.
2. The honour of the name.
(3. The old age of Lecoq, the detective; by F. du Boisgobey) .
Another series:—
1. The Count’s millions.
2. Baron Trigault’s vengeance.
Gale, Z.
1. Friendship village.
2. Friendship village love stories.
3. Mothers to men. ”

“ Dreiser, T.
1. The genius.
2. The Titan.
3. The financier.
Drummond, H.
Emperor Frederick II. series:—
1. Greater than the greatest.
Religious wars in France series:—
1. For the religion.
2. A man of his age.
3. A king’s pawn.
Drysdale, W.
1. The young reporter.
2. The fast mail.
3. The beach patrol.
4. The young supercargo.
Du Bois, M. C.
1. The lass of the silver sword.
2. The League of the Signet-ring.
Du Boisgobey, F.
{26}The old age of Lecoq the Detective is a sequel to Gaboriau’s Lecoq series. ”

“ The Martian novels:—
{18}1. A princess of Mars.
Burroughs, E. R.
The Martian novels (continued) :—
2. The gods of Mars.
3. The warlord of Mars.
4. Thuvia, maid of Mars.
Tarzan, the ape-man, series:—
1. Tarzan of the apes.
2. The return of Tarzan.
3. The beasts of Tarzan.
4. The son of Tarzan.
5. Tarzan and the jewels of Opar.
6. Tarzan, the untamed.
7. Jungle tales of Tarzan.
8. Tarzan the terrible.
Another series:—
1. The mucker.
2. The man without a soul. ”

“ Fighting in France.
6. Battling on the Somme.
7. With Pershing at the front.
8. Smashing the Hindenburg line.
9. The underground spy.
Go-ahead boys series:—
1. The go-ahead boys on Smugglers Island.
2. The go-ahead boys and the treasure cave.
3. The go-ahead boys and the mysterious old house.
4. The go-ahead boys in the island camp.
5. The go-ahead boys and the racing motor boat.
6. The go-ahead boys and Simon’s Mine. ”

“ The automobile girls at Newport.
2. The automobile girls in the Berkshires.
3. The automobile girls along the Hudson.
4. The automobile girls at Chicago.
5. The automobile girls at Palm Beach.
6. The automobile girls at Washington.
Crawford, F. M.
New York series:—
1. Katherine Lauderdale. ”

“ 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. ”

“ The human boy and the War.
Pidgin, C. F.
1. Quincey Adams Sawyer and Mason’s Corner folks.
2. The further adventures of Quincey Adams Sawyer and Mason’s Corner folks.
3. The chronicles of Quincey Adams Sawyer, detective; by C. F. Pidgin and J. M. Taylor. ”

“ Information wanted as to the works which form the Galloway series.
Curling, H.
1. Frank Beresford.
2. The miser lord.
Currey, E. H.
1. Ian Hardy, naval cadet.
2. Ian Hardy, midshipman.
3. Ian Hardy, senior midshipman.
4. Ian Hardy fighting the Moors.
Curtain, M. Troby.
1. Phrynette and London.
2. Phrynette married.
Curtis, Mrs. A. T.
1. Grandpa’s little girls.
2. Grandpa’s little girls at school.
3. Grandpa’s little girls and their friends.
4. Grandpa’s little girls’ houseboat party.
5. Grandpa’s little girls and Miss Abitha.
6. Grandpa’s little girls grown up. ”

“ Passages in the life of Mistress Margaret Maitland.
2. Lilliesleaf.
Ollivant, A.
1. Two men.
2. One woman.
Onions, O.
The Taskers series:—
1. The two kisses.
2. A crooked mile.
Another series:—
1. In accordance with the evidence.
2. The debit account.
3. The story of Louie.
Oppenheim, E. P.
1. The yellow crayon.
2. Mysterious Mr. Sabin.
1. Peter Ruff.
2. The double four.
Optic, O. [W. T. Adams.]
All-over-the-world series:—
1. A missing million.
2. A millionaire at sixteen.
3. A young knight errant.
4. Strange sights abroad.
5. American boys afloat. ”

“ Note.—The character Paul Griggs appears in Paul Patoff, The prima-donna, Casa Braccio, and Katherine Lauderdale.
Creed, Mrs. J. P. [Louise Mack.]
1. Teens.
2. Girls together.
Creswell, H. B.
1. Thomas.
2. Thomas settles down.
Creswick, P.
1. In Ælfred’s days.
2. Under the Black Raven.
3. Hasting, the pirate.
Crockett, S.
1. Two American boys with the allied armies.
2. Two American boys in the French war trenches.
3. Two American boys with the Dardanelles battle fleet.
4. Two American boys aboard a submersible.
5. Two American boys with Pershing in France. ”

“ Charlesworth, M. L.
1. Ministering children.
2. Ministering children, continued.
1. The old looking glass.
2. The broken looking glass.
Chase, M. E.
1. The girl from the Big Horn Country.
2. Virginia of Elk Creek Valley.
Chateaubriand, Vicomte de.
Episode in the “Les Natches” poem (same author) :—
1. Atala.
2. René.
Cheesman L.
1. Peter.
2. Big Peter’s Little Peter.
3. That curly headed rogue.
Cheney, Mrs E. D.
1. Nora’s return is a sequel to Ibsen’s The Doll’s House.
Chester, G. R.
1. Get-rich-quick Wallingford.
2. Young Wallingford.
3. Wallingford in his prime. ”

“ The boys scouts of the air on the Great Lakes.
{64}7. The boy scouts of the air in Belgium.
8. The boy scouts of the air in the Lone Star patrol.
9. The boy scouts of the air on Lost Island.
10. The boy scouts of the air on the French front.
11. The boy scouts of the air with Pershing. ”

“ The war of women (1650) .
Note.—A number of Dumas’ stories have not been translated into English. Hereunder a list of the sequel stories available only in the French text.
1. La dame de Volupté.
2. Les deux reines.
1. Le San Felice.
2. Emma Lyonna.
3. Souvenirs d’un favorite.
1. Les mohicans de Paris.
2. Salvator.
1. Le trou de l’enfer.
2. Dieu dispose.
1. Le docteur Mystérieux.
2. La fille du marquis.
{27}Note.—Le Capitaine Paul [Jones] is a sequel to J. F. Cooper’s The Pilot. ”

“ Californian trilogy:—
1. Gold.
2. The gray dawn.
3. The rose dawn.
1. The riverman.
2. The rules of the game.
1. The leopard woman.
2. Simba.
1. The Blazed Trail.
2. Blazed Trail stories.
White, W. P.
1. Paradise Bend.
2. Lynch lawyers.
3. The heart of the Range.
Whitehill, D.
Polly Pendleton series:—
1. Polly’s first year at boarding school.
2. Polly’s summer vacation.
3. Polly’s senior year at boarding school.
4. Polly sees the world at war. ”

“ Ned and Jerry at Boxwood Hall.
18. Ned, Bob and Jerry on a ranch.
19. Ned, Bob and Jerry at college.
20. Ned, Bob and Jerry on firing line.
21. Ned, Bob and Jerry bound for home.
Zangwill, I.
Celibates Club series:—
1. The Bachelors’ Club.
{74} 2. The Old-maids’ Club.
Ghetto series:—
1. Children of the Ghetto.
2. Dreamers of the Ghetto.
3. Ghetto comedies.
4. Ghetto tragedies.
5. They that walk in darkness. ”

“ Sims, G. R.
Dorcas Dene, detective. Two series.
Mary Jane series:—
1. Mary Jane’s memoirs.
2. Mary Jane married.
Sinclair, U.
New York trilogy:—
1. The metropolis.
2. The money-changers.
3. The machine. ”

“ A lady of quality. Same as The making of a marchioness.
2. His Grace of Osmonde. Same as The methods of Lady Walderhurst.
Note.—The little princess is an extended edition of Sara Crewe.
Burnham, Mrs. C. L.
1. Jewel: a chapter of her life. ”

“ Craig Kennedy, detective.
2. The poisoned pen.
3. The silent bullet.
4. The gold of the gods.
5. The dream doctor.
6. The adventuress.
7. The treasure train.
8. The Black Hand.
9. The Panama plot.
Reid, M.
1. The boy hunters.
2. The young voyageurs.
1. The bush boys.
2. The young yägers.
3. The giraffe hunters.
1. The plant hunters.
2. The cliff climbers.
1. Ran away to sea.
2. The ocean waifs. ”