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The
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to seek his help in securing a government pension for her husband. Darwin later corresponded with her about her observations of emotions in dogs, and urged the
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On 17 October 1891, George
Cupples died aged 69, and three years later Mrs Cupples decided to join her sisters in New Zealand. She sailed from Plymouth in
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1869. Edinburgh: Johnstone, Hunter & Co. vii+312pp. Published in parts, Apr.-Sept. 1869. Childs Hour Series.
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Cupples founded a school erected by public subscription, for the training of orphan girls and boys from
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The story of Miss
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A Knitting-Book of
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by Mrs. George
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Alice
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Memoir of Mrs. Valentine, Jeypore. With a sketch of her father, Judge Fraser of
Lucknow
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1872. London. London : Strahan & Co. 321pp+15 illustrations. 8vo.
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A Book about House Work. A convenient manual for mistresses and maids.
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The grave of George and Anne Jane
Cupples, Dalry Cemetery, Edinburgh
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1876. Edinburgh, London : Gall & Inglis. 288pp+8 woodcuts.
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Alice Leighton; or, a Good name is rather to be chosen than riches
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Bluff Crag, or, A good word costs nothing. A tale for the young.
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Hugh Wellwood's Success; or, Where there's a will there's a way.
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The stocking-knitter's manual. A handy book for the work-table.
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Tappy's chicks and other links between nature and human nature.
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Tappy's chicks and other links between nature and human nature
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Uncle Dick's Story; or, What can't be cured must be endured.
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A Kind Action never thrown away; or, the Gipsy's gratitude.
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Hugh Wellwoodś Success or, Where Thereś a Will Thereś a Way
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The lost rabbit, or, Look at everything and touch nothing.
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1871. Edinburgh : Johnstone, Hunter & Co. 32pp.
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Shadows on the Screen; or, an Evening with the children.
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1877. London: : Simpkin, Marshall, & Co. 96pp.
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Grandpapa's presents, or, Take heed will surely speed.
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The Children's Voyage; or, a Trip in the Water Fairy.
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Edenside, or, The lights and shadows of our village.
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Young bright-eye, or, Charlie Harvey's first voyage.
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1872. London : T. Nelson and Sons. 168pp. 12mo.
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Unexpected Pleasures; or, Left alone in the holidays
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Unexpected Pleasures or, Left Alone in the Holidays
374:Edmond Darley; or, One good turn deserves another.
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594:"Letter from Anne Jane Cupples to Charles Darwin"
410:Terrapin Island; or, Adventures with the "Gleam".
262:. 1870. London : T. Nelson & Sons. 48pp.
232:. 1868. Edinburgh : William P. Nimmo. 203pp.
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286:1871. London : T. Nelson & Sons. 165pp.
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464:Aboard the Mersey: or, Our youngest passenger.
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75:Scott. On 18 May 1858, Anne, aged 19, married
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368:Fables illustrated by stories from real life.
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338:Tim Leeson's First Shilling; or, Try again.
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507:The hidden talent, or, Use in everything.
472:. London : Blackie & Son. 127pp.
454:. London : Blackie & Son. 127pp.
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466:. London : Blackie & Son. 96pp.
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145:Correspondence with Charles Darwin
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596:. Darwin Correspondence Project.
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416:Hard to win; or, a Yoke broken.
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332:Katty Lester. A book for girls.
278:Bill Marlin's Tales of the Sea.
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612:Darwin Correspondence Project
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567:on 27 February 2013.
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531:Our parlour panorama
483:Miscellaneous works
440:The Little Captain.
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