Works
- Ellen's Idol (1864)
- Gypsy Breynton and three sequels (1866-7)
- Mercy Gliddon's Work (1866)
- The Gates Ajar (1868)
- Men, Women, and Ghosts (1869)
- Hedged In (1870)
- The Silent Partner (1871)
- What to Wear (1873)
- Poetic Studies (1875)
- The Story of Avis (1877)
- An Old Maid's Paradise (1879)
- Doctor Zay (1882)
- Beyond the Gates (1883)
- Songs of the Silent World (1884)
- Jack the Fisherman (1887)
- The Gates Between (1887)
- The struggle for Immortality (1889)
- with her husband, Come Forth (1891)
- Austin Phelps, A Memoir (1891)
- Donald Marcy (1893)
- A Singular Life (1895)
- Chapters from a Life (1896)
- The Story of Jesus Christ (1897)
- The Supply at Saint Agetha's (1897)
- Within the Gates (1901)
- Trixy (1904)
- Walled In (1907)
- The Whole Family (collaborative novel with eleven other authors, 1908)
- The Empty House and Other Stories (1910)
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