Where can I find Julia Smith's translation of the Septuagint? Julia Smith writes in her preface to her translation of the Bible,

I had studied Latin and Greek at school, and began by translating the
Greek New Testament, and then the Septuagint, from which our Saviour
quoted one or two texts which are not in the Hebrew Bible, and there
is now said to be no Hebrew Bible extant so old as the Septuagint.

https://studybible.info/version/JuliaSmith
The Old Testament in the link above is translated from Hebrew, so I was wondering if her translation of the Septuagint has survived. If so, where can I find it?
On the Textus Receptus website, Julia Smith's translation is listed on the right hand side column underneath Green's Literal Version.
So, you can look up any verse of the Old or New Testament and see that verse as Smith translated it.
The full text can also be read on Biblehub