Selections from _Mireio_, _Calendau_, and _Nerto_, translated by Harriet Waters Preston, in _Library of the World’s Best Literature_, edited by C. D. Warner, Vol. 17. _Frédéric Mistral, Poet and Leader in Provence_, by C. A. Downer (New York, 1901). ECHEGARAY (1904; shared with Mistral) _The Great Galeoto: Folly or Saintliness_, translated with introduction by Hannah Lynch (Boston, 1895). _Madman or Saint_, translated by Ruth Lansing (_Poet Lore_, Boston, 1912). _Mariana_, translated by James Graham (Boston, 1895). _Mariana_, translated by F. Sarda and C. D. S. Wupperman (New York, 1909). _The Son of Don Juan_, translated by James Graham (Boston, 1895). _The Street Singer_, translated by John Garrett Underhill (_Drama_, Chicago, 1917); included in _25 Short Plays_, edited by Frank Shay (New York, 1924). _Always Ridiculous_, translated by T. W. Gilkyson (_Poet Lore_, Boston, 1916). _The World and His Wife_ (an American adaptation of _The Great Galeoto_) by C. F. Neidlinger (New York, 1908). _Representative Continental Dramas_, edited by Montrose J. Moses (Boston, 1924). _Masterpieces of Modern Spanish Drama_, edited by Barrett H. Clark (London and New York, 1917). _A Study of the Modern Drama_ by Barrett H. Clark (London and New York, 1925). _The Modern Drama in Europe_ by Storm Jameson (London and New York, 1920). _Main Currents of Spanish Literature_ by J. D. M. Ford (New York, 1919). _The Drama of Transition_ by Isaac Goldberg (Cincinnati, 1922). _Masques and Mummers_ by C. F. Neidlinger (New York, 1899). _Dramatic Opinions and Essays_ by G. Bernard Shaw (London and New York, 1907). _The Modern Drama_ by Ludwig Lewisohn (New York, 1915). SIENKIEWICZ (1905) Authorized and unabridged translations from the Polish by Jeremiah Curtin: _With Fire and Sword_; _The Deluge_; _Pan Michael_; _Quo Vadis_; _Without Dogma_; _In Desert and Wilderness_ (Little, Brown & Co., Boston, 1890-1912). _Quo Vadis_, translated by S. A. Binion and S. Malevsky (Philadelphia, 1897). _Hania_, short tales, translated by Jeremiah Curtin (Boston, 1897). _Let Us Follow Him_, translated by Jeremiah Curtin (Boston, 1897). _On the Field of Glory_, translated by Jeremiah Curtin (Boston, 1906). _On the Bright Shore_, translated by Jeremiah Curtin (Boston, 1898). _On the Bright Shore_, translated by S. C. de Soissons (New York, 1897). _Pan Michael_, translated by S. A. Binion (New York, 1898, 1905). _The Irony of Life_ (_Children of the Soil_), translated by N. M. Babad (New York, 1900). _In Desert and Wilderness_, translated by Max A. Drezmal (Boston, 1912, 1923). _After Bread (For Daily Bread: Peasants in Exile)_ translated by Vatslaf Z. Hlasko and Thomas H. Bullick (New York, 1897). _The Third Woman_, translated by N. M. Babad (New York, 1898).