Literary Works
Poetry
- Blanche Lisle: And Other Poems. 1860
- Lilian Gray. 1864
- Dramatic Studies. 1866
- A Woman Sold and Other Poems. 1867
- Portraits 1870
- A Book of Rhyme 1881
- Mother and Daughter 1895
Translations into verse
- Prometheus Bound 1866
- Medea 1868
- Yu-Pe-Ya's Lute. A Chinese Tale in English Verse. 1874
Plays
- The Auspicious Day 1874
- Disguises 1879
- In a Day 1882
- The Sentence 1887
Novel
- Lesley's Guardians 1864
Essays
- A Housewife's Opinions 1878
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