Confessions of Harry Lorrequer.
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
will oftener be sought for under “David,” “Midshipman,” “Pendennis,” “Harry,” and “Huckleberry,” than “Personal,” “Mr.” “History,” “Confessions,” “Adventures,” therefore judgment should be exercised, and either a single entry given under the most likely place, or both title-entries given. If space is a consideration always omit the less-known entry. It will be seen that names in fiction are never regarded as real names, and entries must not be given under the surnames as “Copperfield,” “Easy,” “Lorrequer,” “Finn.”
101.—For the sake of brevity title-entries are sometimes given with the surname only of the author, after this manner
Two hundred pounds reward, by Payn.
Two in the bush, by Moore.
Two kisses, by Smart.
Two little wooden shoes, by Ouida.
and occasionally in this style:
Afloat and ashore. Cooper.