Works
- Laurella and Other Poems (1876)
- Alcestis: A Dramatic Poem (1878)
- The True Tragedy of Rienzi; Tribune of Rome (1881)
- Forest Songs & Other Poems (1881)
- The Banshee and Other Poems (1888)
- How Dreams Come True (1890)
- The Poison Flower (1891)
- The Legend of Stauffenberg (1890)
- The Irish Bardic Tales (1896)
- Sounds and Sweet Airs (1904)
- An Irish Love song
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