Book  (1936)  Page(s) 214.  
 
Dorrit, Little (HT) G. Paul 1913; cream-yellow, edges blood-red with coppery pink, fades to silvery pink, medium size, double, fine form, floriferous, continuous bloom, growth 5/10.

Website/Catalog  (1914)  Page(s) 31.  
 
Tea-scented Roses.
Little Dorrit... Paul & Son, 1912, vigorous. Creamy yellow, outer petals heavily edged and splashed with vivid blood-red coppery-rose, when quite open silvery pink, medium size, well formed.

Website/Catalog  (1914)  Page(s) 14.  
 
Tea Roses. Little Dorrit (G. Paul & Son 13). Half-Tea. Medium size, fine form. Center cream-yellow, edged blood-red with coppery pink, later silvery pink; floriferous and long-blooming. Forcing rose

Book  (1914)  Page(s) 78.  
 
A Descriptive List of the Newer Roses.  1910-1913.
Little Dorrit (Tea), Paul & Son, 1912. — Peach, heavily tipped rose. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding. — A dainty rose.

Magazine  (1913)  Page(s) 57.  
 
Nos aimables confrères MM. Paul et Sons, rosiéristes à Cheshunt, Angleterre, ont livré aux cultures en 1912 : LITTLE DORRIT (Thé). — Demi-china (?), très belle, continuellement en fleurs; fleurs de grandeur supérieure, bien formées, jaune au centre ; le bord des pétales est fries et liseré de rose brillant qui devient, quand la fleur est presque ouverte, rose argentin ce qui contraste gentiment avec la couleur foncée des boutons.

Magazine  (1913)  Page(s) 104, vol. 77.  
 
Little Dorrit (Paul and Son, 1912) ...It is of China-like growth and a very pretty and promising variety, but it appears to be catalogued as a Tea in most lists.

Magazine  (1913)  Page(s) 59.  
 
Little Dorrit (Paul and Son, 1912) -- Although figuring in most catalogues as a Tea, this Rose, when exhibited by the raisers at the autumn show of the National Rose Soceity, where it was awarded a silver medal in the new seedling Rose class, was termed by them a Hybrid Tea, and I should say correctly so. It is of almost China habit, and as seen growing in the Cheshunt nurseries of the firm was very free-flowering and a beautiful Rose, with something of the colour associated with Hugo Roller, only deeper....The colour is lemon yellow, splashed and edged with deep carmine rose that gives a coppery effect....Southampton. Herbert E. Molyneaux.

Magazine  (12 Oct 1912)  Page(s) 513.  Includes photo(s).
 
A New Tea Rose: Little Dorritt.
Little Dorritt is a beautiful Tea Rose with conical-shaped blooms that have aptly been described as a mingling of nasturtium red, apricot and cream, with a deeper shade of red on the outer petals. When shown by Messrs. George Paul and Son, Cheshunt, before the National Rose Society at the autumn show this year, it created something in the nature of a mild sensation among Rose experts, and by way of expressing a high opinion of its merits it was awarded the society's silver-gilt medal. The Royal Horticultural Society have since shown their appreciation of this novelty by granting an award of merit at the meeting held on September 24. It is a pretty Rose, with shapely buds and perfect bloom, as depicted in the illustration on this page.

Magazine  (28 Sep 1912)  Page(s) Vol. 52, p. 253.  
 
Royal Horticultural....September 24.... Awards of Merit....
R. Little Dorrit.—This pretty Tea Rose was awarded a .Silver-gilt Medal at the recent show of the National Rose Society (see Gardeners' Chronicle, p. 238, September 21, 1912).
 

Magazine  (21 Sep 1912)  Page(s) 476.  
 
Autumn Roses in London.
Messrs. George Paul and Son, Cheshunt, had two new varieties on show, one being Little Dorritt, a beautiful Hybrid Tea with conical-shaped flowers, the buds of which are nasturtium red and apricot, these opening to a more apricot and cream, with the red towards the outside. This gained a silver-gilt medal.