 Next came a short story collection, "A Romance of the Moors" (1891), where in the title story, a widowed artist, Margaret Ellwood, stirs up a young couple by counselling them to each become independent and self-sufficient.Her best-known novel, "The Daughters of Danaus" (1894), tells of Hadria Fullerton, who aspires to become a composer, but finds that her obligations to her family and parents, and as a wife and mother, allow little time for it.This has since been seen as a feminist classic.