Author:Mary Montgomerie Currie

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Mary Montgomerie Currie
(1843–1905)

British poet, novelist, and socialite; pseudonym Violet Fane.

Works[edit]

  • From Dawn to Noon: Poems (1872; IA)
  • Denzil Place (1876; IA)
  • The Queen of the Fairies: (a Village Story), and Other Poems (1876; IA)
  • Anthony Babington (1877; IA)
  • Collected Verses (1880; IA)
  • Constance's Fate: A Story Of Denzil Place (1881; IA)
  • Sophy (1881; vol. 1: IA; vol. 2: IA; vol. 3: IA)
  • Thro' Love and War (1886; vol. 1: IA; vol. 2: IA; vol. 3: IA)
  • Autumn Songs (1889; IA)
  • The Story of Helen Davenant (1889; vol. 1: IA; vol. 2: IA; vol. 3: IA)
  • Poems (1892; vol. 1: IA; vol. 2: IA)
  • Betwixt Two Seas (1900; IA)
  • Two Moods of a Man with Other Papers and Short Stories (1901)

Works about Currie[edit]

Some or all works by this author were published before January 1, 1929, and are in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago. Translations or editions published later may be copyrighted. Posthumous works may be copyrighted based on how long they have been published in certain countries and areas.

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