Frances L. Marshall (née Bridges, 1839–1920), who wrote under the pseudonym Alan St. Aubyn, was a British author. Many of her novels are set in Cambridge colleges.
Works
Trollope's Dilemma: A Story of a Cambridge Quad (1889) A Fellow of Trinity (1890) The Junior Dean (1891) Joseph's Little Coat (1891) The Dean's Little Daughter (1891) With Wind and Tide: A Story of the East Coast (1892) Broken Lights (1892) The Old Maid's Sweetheart: A Prose Idyl (1892) Modest Little Sara (1892) To His Own Master (1893) The Master of St. Benedict's (1893) The Squire of Bratton (1893) Orchard Damerel (1894) In the Face of the World (1894) A Tragic Honeymoon (1894) The Tremlett Diamonds (1895) Wapping Old Stairs (1895) In the Sweet West Country (1895) To Step Aside is Human (1896) The Bishop's Delusion (1896) The Wooing of May (1897) A Proctor's Wooing (1897) Fortune's Gate (1898) Antonia's Promise (1898) Under the Rowan Tree and Other Stories (1898) A Fair Impostor: A Story of Exmoor (1898) Bonnie Maggie Lauder (1899) Mary Unwin (1899) Mrs. Dunbar's Secret (1899) The Loyal Hussar and Other Stories (1900) A Prick of Conscience (1900) May Silver (1901) The Maiden's Creed (1901)
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