Charles Reade
1814 – 1884
Books
- The autobiography of a thief, and other histories1882
- [Peg Woffington
- Two loves and a life
- Gold!
- Love me little, love me long
- The course of true love never did run smooth
- Cloister and hearth
- "It is never too late to mend"
- Griffith Gaunt
- The double marriage, or White lies
- Bible characters
- "Love me little, love me long"
- A simpleton
- Put yourself in his place
- A woman-hater
- The cloister & the hearth
- Selections from "Peg Woffington," "It is never too late to mend," "Griffith Gaunt," "Very hard cash," "Christie Johnstone," "Put yourself in his place," and "The cloister and the hearth."
- Angelo
- Love me little, love me long
- Christie Johnstone
- A terrible temptation
- It is never to late to mend
- A simpleton
- Foul play
- Hard cash
- Griffith Gaunt; or, Jealousy
- It is never to late to mend
- Dora
- The picture
- Dora
- Peg Woffington
- To the editor of the "Daily globe," Toronto
- The works of Charles Reade
- Put yourself in his place
- It is never too late to mend
- Readiana
- Foul play
- A terrible temptation
- The white elephant
- The ladies' battle
- "It is never too late to mend"
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