The Maid Of Mariendorpt, A Play In Five Acts And Woman's Wit Or Love's Disguises, A Play In Five Acts (1838)

Set in the 17th century, "The Maid of Mariendorpt" follows a young woman who disguises herself as a man to safeguard her family, leading to an unexpected romance with Alexis, who remains unaware of her true identity. In "Women's Wit or Love's Disguises," Lady Elizabeth adopts a male persona to win her betrothed's affection, only for complications to arise as he falls for her alter ego. Both plays delve into themes of gender roles, love, and deception, showcasing strong female protagonists and their struggles within societal constraints.