LADY ANNA. | By | Anthony Trollope. | In Two Volumes. | London: | Chapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly. | 1874. | [All rights reserved.]
Small 8vo. Vol. I., pp. viii, 317; Vol. II., pp. viii, 314.
This story was written on the voyage to Australia in 1871, at the rate of sixty-six pages of MS. a week for eight weeks, each page containing 250 words. Trollope records that he missed one day’s work through illness. It appeared in the Fortnightly in 1873 on the conclusion of The Eustace Diamonds.
The total sum received for this book was £1200.
1874
PHINEAS REDUX. | By | Anthony Trollope, | Author of “Phineas Finn.” | In Two Volumes. | With Illustrations Engraved on Wood. | London: | Chapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly. | 1874. |
Octavo. Vol. I., pp. vi, 339; Vol. II., pp. v., 329.
This story, with An Eye for an Eye, was left behind in a strong box by Trollope when he visited Australia in 1871-2. It was subsequently sold to the proprietors of the Graphic for £2500, in which paper it appeared in 1873.
The illustrations, twelve in each volume, are by Frank Holl.
See also the note under Can You Forgive Her? above.