Books
- 1879 Laddie
- 1884 Tip-Cat
- prior to 1883Miss Toosey's Mission
- 1889 Lil
- 1885 Our Little Ann
- 1890 Zoë
- 1891 Pen
- 1891 Rose and Lavender
- 1892 Pris
- 1892 Dear by the author of Tip-Cat
- 1892 Baby John. Boston: Roberts Brothers
- 1894 Pomona
- 1895 My Honey London: A. D. Innes; Boston: Roberts Brothers
- 1895 Don
- 1898 Belle. W. & R. Chambers. Boston: Little, Brown
- 1898 Rob. . W. & R. Chambers
- 1900 Tom's Boy
- 1901 Lassie W. & R. Chambers
- 1902 Faithful Boston: Little, Brown
- 1903 Gay W. & R. Chambers
- For the Fourth Time of Asking
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