BIBLIOGRAPHY

SOME WORKS IN RELATION TO STEVENSON'S LIFE, WRITTEN BY HIMSELF AND OTHERS

GENERAL BIOGRAPHY

Balfour, Graham: "Life of Robert Louis Stevenson." Two vols.

Colvin, Sidney, ed.: "Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson," with biographical notes and an introduction by the editor.

Simpson, E. Blantyre: "The Robert Louis Stevenson Originals."

Strong, Mrs. Isobel: "Robert Louis Stevenson."

Watts, Lauchlan Maclean: "Hills of Home"—with Pentland Essays by R.L. Stevenson.

Watts: "Robert Louis Stevenson."

ANCESTORS

Stevenson, R.L.: "A Family of Engineers."

—— "Thomas Stevenson"—in "Memories and Portraits."

Stevenson: "Picturesque Notes on Edinburgh"—In "Essays of Travel and in the Art of Writing."

Talbot, F.A.: "Lightships and Lighthouses." Chapters relating to the building of Bell Rock and Skerryvore.

Poems by Stevenson: "To My Father." "Skerryvore."

CHILDHOOD AND SCHOOL-DAYS

Stevenson, R.L.: "The Manse"—in "Memories and Portraits."

—— "Penny Plain and Twopence Coloured"—in "Memories and Portraits."

—— "Child's Play"—in "Virginibus Puerisque."

—— "The Lantern Bearers"—in "Across the Plains."

—— "Child's Garden of Verses."

THE STUDENT AND WANDERER

Simpson, E. Blantyre: "Robert Louis Stevenson's Edinburgh Days."

Stevenson, R.L.: "An Apology for Idlers"—in "Virginibus Puerisque."

—— "Crabbed Age and Youth"—in "Virginibus Puerisque."

—— "Walking Tours"—in "Virginibus Puerisque."

—— "Some College Memories"—in "Memories and Portraits."

—— "Old Mortality"—in "Memories and Portraits."

—— "A College Magazine"—in "Memories and Portraits."

—— "Pastoral"—in "Memories and Portraits."

—— "An Old Scotch Gardener"—in "Memories and Portraits."

—— "Books Which Have Influenced Me"—in "Later Essays."

—— "Memories of an Islet"—in "Memories and Portraits."

—— "Random Memories"—in "Across the Plains."

—— "Memoir of Fleeming Jenkin."

—— "An Inland Voyage."

—— "Travels with a Donkey in the Cévennes."

Low, Will H.: "A Chronicle of Friendships." Chapters dealing with Stevenson's days in the artists' colonies of Fontainebleau and Paris.

Poems by Stevenson: "The Vagabond." "The Song of the Road." "Bright is the Ring of Words." "Youth and Love," II. "The Canoe Speaks." "A Camp." "The Country of the Carnisards." "Our Lady of the Snows." "To a Gardener." "To Will H. Low." "To Andrew Lang."

FIRST VISIT TO AMERICA

Shipman, L.E.: "First Landing in New York"—In Book Buyer, vol. 13, p. 13.

Stevenson, R.L.: "The Amateur Emigrant."

—— "Across the Plains."

—— "The Old Pacific Capital (Monterey)"—in "Across the Plains."

—— "The Silverado Squatters."

SCOTLAND AGAIN

Gosse, Edmund: "Personal Memories of Stevenson"—in Century, vol. 28, p. 447.

Osbourne, Lloyd: "Stevenson at Play"—in Scribner's Magazine, vol. 24, p. 709.

Stevenson, Mrs. R.L.: Preface to Biographical edition of "Treasure Island."

Stevenson, R.L.: "My First Book, 'Treasure Island'"—in McClure's Magazine, vol. 3, p. 283.

—— "Chapter on Dreams"—in "Across the Plains."

Stevenson, Mrs. R.L.: Preface to the Biographical edition of "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde."

Poems by Stevenson: "Skerryvore, the Parallel." "Bells upon the City are Ringing in the Night." "I Know Not How It Is With You." "Ticonderoga—a Legend of the West Highlands." "Heather Ale—a Galloway Legend."

SECOND VISIT TO AMERICA

Low, Will H.: "Chronicle of Friendships." Chapters relating to Stevenson's second visit to New York and his meeting with General Sherman and the sculptor, Augustus Saint-Gaudens.

Saint-Gaudens, Augustus: "Reminiscences of Saint-Gaudens." Chapters dealing with Mr. Saint-Gaudens's recollections of Stevenson at the time he made his portrait.

Stevenson, Mrs. Margaret: "Letters—From Saranac to the Marquesas and Beyond."

Poems by Stevenson: "In the States." "Winter."

IN THE SOUTH SEAS

Stevenson, Mrs. Margaret: "Letters—From Saranac to the Marquesas and Beyond."

Stevenson, R.L.: "In the South Seas."

Stevenson, Mrs. R.L.: "Cruise of the Janet Nichol Among the South Sea Islands—a Diary."

Stevenson, R.L.: "Beach of Falesá," "Isle of Voices," "Bottle Imp"—in "Island Nights' Entertainments."

—— "The Wrecker."

—— "The Ebb Tide."

—— Letters Dealing with Pacific Voyages and Life in Samoa—in his collected letters edited by Sidney Colvin.

Stevenson, Mrs. Margaret: "Letters from Samoa."

Stevenson, R.L.: "A Foot-Note to History. Eight Years of Trouble in Samoa."

Strong, Mrs. Isobel, and Osbourne, Lloyd: "Memories of Vailima."

Stevenson, R.L.: "Prayers Written at Vailima."

Poems by Stevenson: "The Song of Rahéro—a Legend of Tahiti." "The Feast of Famine—Marquesan Manners." "To an Island Princess." "To Kalakaua." "To Princess Kaiulani." "The House of Tembinoka." "The Woodman." "Tropic Rain." "To My Wife." "To My Wife" (a fragment).

Poems of Farewell: "The Morning Drum-Call on My Eager Ear." "In the Highlands, in the Country Places." "To My Old Familiars." "The Tropics Vanish." "To S.C." "To S.R. Crockett." "Evensong." "We Uncommiserate Pass into the Night." "I Have Trod the Upward and Downward Slope." "An End of Travel." "The Celestial Surgeon." "Home No More Home to Me, Whither Must I Wander?" "Farewell, Fair Day and Fading Light." "Requiem."

Lang, Andrew: "Tusitala"—in "Later Collected Verses."

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