Selected Works
- Topo, A Tale About English Children in Italy London: Belfast, Marcus Ward & Co., 1876 under the nom-de-plume G. E. Brunefille, illustrated by Kate Greenaway
- A Book of the Running Brook and of Still Waters (1885)
- Darell Blake, a Study :Trischler (1889) - a novel
- Etiquette of Good Society (1893) (editor)
- The Lady's Dressing-Room (1893) (translator)
- A Woman's Walks - London: Eveleigh Nash, 1903 - a selection of essays first published in "The World"
- Bud and Blossom, a play
- St. Martin's Summer, a play with Clothilde Graves
- A Miracle in Rabbits
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