III.— ETUDES ET TRADUCTIONS ANGLAISES

La Comédie humaine (translatée* by Clara Bell, Ellen

Marriage, James Waring, and R. S. Scott).

Edited by George Saintsbnry. 40 vols. J. M.

Dent & Co., 1895-98) The Comedy of Human Life. Translated by Katharine

Prescott Wormeley. With Introduction by

George Frédéric Parsons, 1885, etc * Contes drolatiques. Droit Stories, done into English and

unabridged, by R. Whitling (3 parts), 1896 Shorter Stories translated by William Wilson and

Count Stenbock. (The Scott Library, 1886) Six Stories translated by George Burnham Ives in

«« Putnam's Little French Masterpieces." Préface by Ferdinand Brunetière, 1903 Henrt Curwen. Sorrtnu and Song : Studies of Literary

Struggles (vol. ii. pp. 3-90), 1875 Henrt James. French Poets and Novelists (H. de Balzac,

pp. 84-150; Bakac's Letters, pp. 151-189),

W. S. LiLLY. Studies in Religion and Literature (Chap-

man & Hall, 1904) Mary Sanders. Honoré de Balzac (J. Murray, 1904) Leslie Stepuen. Hours in a Library, 1874 (pp. 299-

34») Arthur Stmons. Studies in Prose and Verse (J. M.

Dent, 1904)

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Letters to Madame HamsAa, afterwards Madame Honoré de Balzac. Translated by Katharine P. Wormeiey

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