Kathleen Mannington Caffyn ("Iota") - her novels

"Iota" was the pen-name of Kathleen Mannington Caffyn, born in Tipperary around 1855. She wrote seventeen novels, fifteen of which we can present here. Smoke in the Flame (1906) is at the British Library, and could possibly be copied upon presentation to them of a largish quantity of English "money"; and Two Ways of Love (1913) is at the Sydney branch of the South Wales state library - we may be able to photograph it before long. Neither is available from Abebooks.

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01) A Yellow Aster (1894, three volumes)
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02) Children of Circumstance (1894)
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03) A Comedy in Spasms (1895)
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04) A Quaker Grandmother (1896)
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05) Poor Max (1898)
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06) Anne Mauleverer (1899, two volumes)
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07) The Minx (1900)
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08) The Happenings of Jill (1901)
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09) He for God Only (1903)
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10) Patricia - a mother (1905)
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11) The Magic of May (1906)
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12) Smoke in the Flame (1906)
It IS at the British Library; 346pp

13) "Whoso Breaketh an Hedge" (1909)
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14) Dorinda and her Daughter (1910)
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15) The Fire-Seeker (1911)
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16) Two Ways of Love (1913)
According to Trove, it is at the NSW State Library. 364pp

17) Mary Mirrilies (1916)
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Here is Mr. Sutherland on her; what can he mean by "soft-centred" we wonder?