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‘Violet Fane’, Mary Montgomerie Lamb, later
Singleton, later Lady Currie 1843–1905
Collections
Collected verses. 1880.
Poems. 2 vols 1892. With critical introd.
Collected essays. 1902.
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From dawn to noon: poems. 1872.
Denzil Place: a story in verse. 1875.
The queen of the fairies (a village story), and other poems. 1876.
Anthony Babington. 1877. Play in prose and verse.
Edwin and Angelina papers. 1878. Essays by ‘V’ rptd from the
World.
Sophy: or the adventures of a savage. 3 vols 1881.
Thro’ love and war. 3 vols 1886.
The story of Helen Davenant. 3 vols 1889.
Autumn songs. 1889.
De Valois, M. Memoirs. 1892. Trn.
Under cross and crescent: poems. 1896.
Betwixt two seas: poems and ballads written at Constantinople and
Therapia. 1900.
Two moods of a man, with other papers and short stories. 1901.
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Japp, A. H. Mary M. Singleton. In Miles 7 (9).
Obit: The Times 16 Oct 1905.
‘Marianne Farningham’, Mary Ann Hearn, ‘Eva
Hope’ 1834–1909
Bibliographies
List of publications for James Clarke in Marianne Farningham, A
working woman’s life. 1907.
Appendix in S. B. Black, A Farningham childhood, Darenth Valley
Pbns 1988.
Selections
The story of the years: a text book and diary with verses by Marianne
Farningham selected by her father. 1880.
Songs of joy and faith. 1909.
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Poetry
Lays and lyrics of the blessed life: consisting of Light from the cross
and other poems. 1860, 5th edn [1866].
review: Baptist Messenger 28, Mar 1861.
Morning and evening hymns for a week. 1863.
review: Baptist Messenger 68, July 1864.
Poems. 1866.
review: Baptist Messenger 89, Apr 1866.
Leaves from Elim. [1873.]
review: Evangelical Mag 16 n.s. Nov 1873.
Songs of sunshine. 1878.
review: Br Quart Rev 69, Apr 1879.
Souvenir of the Queen’s Jubilee. 1887.
Harvest gleanings and gathered fragments. 1903.
review: Christian World 47, 10 Dec 1903.
Lyrics of the soul. 1908.
review: Christian World 52, 10 Dec 1908.
Prose
Echoes from Darenth Vale: tales and truths, in prose and verse. 1858
[under own name, Marianne Hearn].
Life sketches, and Echoes from the valley. 1861. 1st ser 1861; 2nd ser
1868; 3rd ser 1871.
review: Baptist Messenger 41, Apr 1862.
Chats by the sea. 1868.
Edward Dowden | ‘Marianne Farningham’
Girlhood. 1869, 4th edn (10th thousand) 1869, (25th thousand) new
and rev edn 1895.
Home life. [1869.]
review: Athenaeum 2185, 11 Sep 1869.
Little tales for little readers. [1869.]
Boyhood. [1870.]
The cathedral’s shadow. 1871.
Sunday schools of the future. 1871.
Under the shadow: a daily text book for all in sorrow and suffering,
compiled by one of themselves. With an introd by Marianne
Farningham. [1871.]
A round of stories for Christmas circles. 1872 (with Emma Jane
Worboise and Maggie Symington).‘Listening for the bells’ and
‘Out of the depths’.
Brothers and sisters. 1873.
Dell’s new year.‘1875’ [1874].
Sunday afternoons with Jesus. 1874.
The summer and autumn of life. 1876. Prose and verse.
What of the night?: a temperance tale of the times. 1876.
Will you take it?: the history of a young women’s class. To which is
added a paper on young women’s classes in the provinces, read at
the Sunday school union conference in May 1877. [1877.]
The children’s holidays: out-of-door stories for the little ones. 1878.
Homely talks about homely things. 1886.
Nineteen hundred?: a forecast and a story. 1892.
A story of fifty years: a souvenir of the ministerial jubilee of the
Reverend John Turland Brown, College Street Chapel,
Northampton. 1893.
In evening lights. 1897. Religious essays.
A window in Paris: a romance of the days of the Franco-German war.
1898.
Women and their saviour: thoughts of a minute for a month of
mornings. 1904.
Women and their work: wives and daughters of the old testament.
[1906.]
A working woman’s life: an autobiography. 1907.
Writing as ‘Eva Hope’
Grace Darling, the heroine of the Farne islands: her life and its
lessons. 1875. anon.
Livingstone, great missionary traveller. 1875. anon.
Our Queen: life and times of Victoria, Queen of Great Britain and
Ireland, Empress of India, etc. By the author of Grace Darling.
[1882]; new edn [1897]. Jointly written with her niece.
New world heroes. Lincoln and Garfield: the life story of two selfmade
men, whom the people made presidents. [1884]; new edn
[1892]. See Heroes of the great republic, below.
Life of General Gordon. [1885.]
Queens of literature of the Victorian era. 1886. (Chs on Mary
Somerville, Harriet Martineau, Elizabeth Barrett Browning,
Charlotte Brontë, George Eliot, Felicia Hemans.)
Stanley and Africa. [1890.]
Heroes of the great republic: lives of General Grant, General Lee,
Abraham Lincoln, President Garfield, Lloyd Garrison. [1892.]
Spurgeon: the people’s preacher. [1892.]
Edited by ‘Eva Hope’
Poetical works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow: with a prefatory
notice, biographical and critical. 1884.
Poetical works of John Greenleaf Whittier (selected): with a prefatory
notice, biographical and critical. 1885.
Poetical works of William Cowper: with a prefatory notice, biographical
and critical. 1885.
Farningham was a regular contributor, in prose and verse, to the Christian
World from its inception in 1857 to her death. She also contributed regularly
to the Sunday School Times, which she edited from 1885. Her poetry
appeared in a number of other periodicals, including the Baptist
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