Selected Works
- Can You Read Your Title Clear to a Mansion in the Skies? (1889)
- Thoughts Concerning Ourselves and Our Interests (1890)
- Meditations on Many Matters (1890)
- Happy Days in Southern California (1898)
- The Best Way (1902)
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