Harrison S. Morris, Florence Earle Coates (1898)
“ Her artistic endowment included music as well as poetry and in this art she achieved remarkable proficiency, but her ultimate expression was verse, and music is now but a voiceless passion. Many of Mrs. Coates's poems have been set to music, a treatment to which they particularly lend themselves. "I Love and the World Is Mine" is one of the most noted of these. ”
