Author:Margaret Cameron

Margaret Cameron
(1867–1947)

Works

• Comedies in Miniature (1903) (external scan) plays
  • Miss Doulton's Orchids — The Burglar — The Kleptomaniac—A Pipe of Peace — A Christmas Chime — The Committee on Matrimony—Her Neighbour's Creed — Unexpected Guests — The P.A.I.L.W.R — In a Street-car — A Patron of Art
• The Cat and the Canary (1907) Illustrated by W. D. Stevens, decorated by Bertha Stuart (external scan) novelette
• The Bachelor and the Baby (1908) (external scan) novelette
• The Involuntary Chaperon (1909) (external scan)
• The Pretender Person (1911)
• Tangles; Tales of Some Droll Predicaments (1912) Illustrated by W. D. Stevens, Will F. Foster, William T. Smedley, Lucius W. Hitchcock short stories
  • "Who Laughs Last" · (1907) — The Woman and the Law · (1907) — The Price of the Past Participle · (1902) — The Thing that Couldn't · (1908) — The Pipes o' Pan · (1907, as "The Great God Pan") — The Dénouement · (1905) — "The Little White Hin" · (1910) — The Ultimate Moment · (1907, as "Flood-tide") — Wainwright and the Little Gods · (1906) — A Chance Samaritan · (1907) — The Mighty Trifle · (1911) — The Way to the Wedding · (1910) — When the Turtle Turned Loose · (1904) — Who Killed Cock Robin? · (1910) — The Forlorn Hope · (1910)
• The Golden Rule Dollivers (1913) Illustrated by May Wilson Preston
  • The Man in the Road · (1911) — The Old Dears · (1912) — The Dollivers Caught 'Napping · (1912) — Doing the Dollivers · (1912) — Aid to the Injured · (1913) — The Dollivers Dine Out · (1913) — The End of the Beginning · (1912)
• The Seven Purposes: An Experience in Psychic Phenomena (1918) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
• Twelve Lessons from the Seven Purposes (1919)
• Johndover, 1924
• A Sporting Chance (1926)

One-act comedies

• A loyal Renegade (1900) (external scan)
• The Kleptomaniac (1901)
• The Burglars (1904)
• The Teeth of the Gift Horse (1909) (external scan)
• Four Acting Monologues (1910) (external scan)
• Miss Doulton's Orchids (1910) (external scan)

Works from periodicals

• "The Cat and the Canary" (1906 Aug, Harper's Magazine)
• "The Bachelor and the Baby" (1907, Harper's Magazine)
• "When the Turtle Turned Loose" (1904, Harper's Magazine)
• "Wainwright and the Little Gods" (1906, Harper's Magazine)
• "A Chance Samaritan" (1907, Harper's Magazine)
• "The Great God Pan" (1907, Harper's Magazine)
• "'Who Laughs Last'" (1907, Harper's Magazine)
• "The Woman and the Law" (1907, Harper's Magazine)
• "Flood-tide" (1907, McClure's Magazine/Volume 28)
• "The Thing That Couldn't" (1908, Harper's Magazine)
• "The Forlorn Hope" (1910 March, Harper's Magazine)
• "'The Little White Hin'" (1910 Aug, Harper's Monthly Magazine)
• "Who Killed Cock Robin" (1910 Nov, Harper's Monthly Magazine)
• "The Way to the Wedding" (1910 Sept, Harper's Monthly Magazine)
• "The Mighty Trifle" (1911 July, Harper's Monthly Magazine)
• "The Captive Bridegroom" (1915, Harper's Magazine)
• "Patricia, Angel-at-Large" (1915, Harper's Magazine, in 3 parts)
• "The White Elephant" (1915, Harper's Magazine) with Jessie Leach Rector
• "The Company Dinner" (1915, Harper's Magazine) with Jessie Leach Rector
• "The Web They Wove" (1915 Dec, Harper's Magazine) with Jessie Leach Rector
• "More than Raiment" (1916 March, Harper's Magazine) with Jessie Leach Rector
• "Pragmatic Patricia" (1916, Harper's Magazine, in 2 parts)
• "Signs and Portents" article (1919, Harper's Magazine)
• "Personal: Object Matrimony" (1920, Harper's Magazine)

The Dollivers

The Golden Rule Dollivers

1. "The Golden Rule Dollivers (short story)" (1911 Aug, Harper's Monthly Magazine) [as "The Man in the Road"]
2. "The Dollivers' Old Dears" (1912 March, Harper's Monthly Magazine) [as "The Old Dears"]
3. "The Dollivers Caught 'Napping" (1912 Aug, Harper's Monthly Magazine)
4. "Doing the Dollivers" (1912 Dec, Harper's Monthly Magazine)
5. "Dolliver's Aid to the Injured" (1913 March, Harper's Monthly Magazine) [as "The Aid to the Injured"]
6. "The Dollivers Dine Out" (1913 July, Harper's Monthly Magazine)
7. "The Dollivers' Long Lane" (1913 Sept, Harper's Monthly Magazine) [as "The End of the Beginning"]

• "Dolliver's Devil" (1917 Jan, Harper's Monthly Magazine)