Works
- (as Mrs Abdy) Poetry, privately printed, 1834
- Poetry, 2nd series, privately printed, 1838
- Poetry, 3rd series, privately printed, 1842
- Poetry, 4th series, privately printed, 1846
- Poetry, 5th series, privately printed, 1850
- Poetry, 6th series, privately printed, 1854
- Poetry, 7th series, privately printed, 1858
- Poetry, 8th series, privately printed, 1862
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