"_Mrs. Webster has shown us that she is able to draw admirably from the life; that she can observe with subtlety, and render her observations with delicacy; that she can impersonate complex conceptions and venture into which few living writers can follow her._"--GUARDIAN.
PORTRAITS. Second Edition. Extra fcap. 8vo. 3_s._ 6_d._
"_Mrs. Webster's poems exhibit simplicity and tenderness ... her taste is perfect.... This simplicity is combined with a subtlety of thought, feeling, and observation which demand that attention which only real lovers of poetry are apt to bestow._"--WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
PROMETHEUS BOUND OF ÆSCHYLUS. Literally translated into English Verse. Extra fcap. 8vo. 3_s._ 6_d._
"_Closeness and simplicity combined with literary skill._"--ATHENÆUM. "_Mrs. Webster's 'Dramatic Studies' and 'Translation of Prometheus' have won for her an honourable place among our female poets. She writes with remarkable vigour and dramatic realization, and bids fair to be the most successful claimant of Mrs. Browning's mantle._"--BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.
MEDEA OF EURIPIDES. Literally translated into English Verse. Extra fcap. 8vo. 3_s._ 6_d._
"_Mrs. Webster's translation surpasses our utmost expectations. It is a photograph of the original without any of that harshness which so often accompanies a photograph._"--WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
THE AUSPICIOUS DAY. A Dramatic Poem. Extra fcap. 8vo. 5_s._
"_The 'Auspicious Day' shows a marked advance, not only in art, but, in what is of far more importance, in breadth of thought and intellectual grasp._"--WESTMINSTER REVIEW. "_This drama is a manifestation of high dramatic power on the part of the gifted writer, and entitled to our warmest admiration, as a worthy piece of work._"--STANDARD.
YU-PE-YA'S LUTE. A Chinese Tale in English Verse. Extra fcap. 8vo. 3_s._ 6_d._
"_A very charming tale, charmingly told in dainty verse, with occasional lyrics of tender beauty._"--STANDARD. "_We close the book with the renewed conviction that in Mrs. Webster we have a profound and original poet. The book is marked not by mere sweetness of melody--rare as that gift is--but by the infinitely rarer gifts of dramatic power, of passion, and sympathetic insight._"--WESTMINSTER REVIEW.