[_Tr_. of thirty-eight stories from the 'Kalevala'.]
GRIMM, JACOB. TEUTONIC MYTHOLOGY. _Tr._ by J. S. Stallybras, 3 v. and suppl. 1-3, 1879-89.
[The great standard work on Teutonic (Germ., Scan., and English) mythology, first published in 1835.]
MURRAY, E. C. GRENVILLE. _Tr._ NATIONAL SONGS AND LEGENDS OF ROUMANIA. 1859.
POWELL, F. Y. _and_ G. MAGNUSSON. _Tr._ ICELANDIC LEGENDS. _Ed._ by Ion Arnasson. 1864-66.
PRIOR, R. C. _Tr._ ANCIENT DANISH BALLADS. 3. v. 1860.
RALSTON, W. R. S. _Tr._ SONGS OF THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE. 1872.
RINK, HENRY. _Tr._ TALES AND TRADITIONS OF THE ESKIMO. 1875.
STEPHENS, G. _and_ H. CAVALLIUS. _Ed._ OLD NORSE FAIRY TALES. _Tr._ 1882.
THORPE, BENJ. NORTHERN MYTHOLOGY. 3 v. 1852.
VICARY, J. F. _Tr._ THE STORK'S NEST AND OTHER TALES. _Tr._ 1886.
READINGS FROM THE DANE: SHORT STORIES. _Tr._ 1886.
YULE-TIDE STORIES. Scandinavian and North German. 1853.
=SAINT PIERRE, BERNARD DE.= _b._ 1737, _d._ 1814. =French writer.=
THE INDIAN COTTAGE. _Tr._ by E. A. Kendal, 1791.
PAUL AND VIRGINIA; an Indian story. 2 v. 1789.
PAUL AND VIRGINIA. _Tr._ by H. M. Williams, 1796.
STUDIES OF NATURE. _Tr._ by H. Hunter, 1796.
'Paul and Virginia' is pronounced by a French critic as not only the _chef d'œuvre_ of the author, but one of the _chefs d'œuvre_ of the language. Has been largely imitated by English writers.
=SAINT SIMON, LOUIS DE ROUVROY, DUKE DE.= _b._ 1675, _d._ 1755. =French memoir writer.=
MÉMOIRES. ENGLISH VERSION BY BAYLE SAINT JOHN. 4 v. 1857.
=SAINTE-BEUVE. C. A.= _b._ 1804, _d._ 1869. =French critic.=
DARU (Causeries du Lundi, vol. 9). _Tr._ by G. Masson, 1878.
ENGLISH PORTRAITS FROM THE C. DU L. _Tr._ 1875.
MONDAY CHATS, selected and translated by W. Matthews, 1877.
Matthew Arnold was an avowed disciple of S.-B.
=SALLUST= (=CAIUS SALLUSTUS CRISPUS=). _b._ 86, _d._ 34 B.C. =Roman historian.=
CONSPIRACY OF CATILINE, written by Constantius, Felicius, Durantinus, and _Tr._ by Thomas Paynell: with the Historye of Jugurth, written by the famous Roman Sallust, and _Tr._ by A. Barcklaye, 1557.
THE FAMOUS CRONYCLE OF THE WARRE WHICH THE ROMAYNS HAD AGAYNST JUGURTH USURPER OF THE KYNGDOME OF NUMIDY. _Tr._ by Syr A. Barclay [1520].
THE TWO MOST WORTHY AND NOTABLE HISTORIES ... (viz.) the Conspiracie of Catiline, undertaken against the government of the Senate of Rome and the Warre which Jugurth for many years maintained against the same state. [_Tr._ from the Latin by T. Heywood]. 1608-9.