Collection of German Authors
B. Auerbach:
On the Heights. Transl. by F. E. Bunnett. Second Authorized Edition, thoroughly revised, 3 v.
Brigitta. From the German by C. Bell, 1 v.
Spinoza. From the German by Nicholson, 2 v.
G. Ebers:
An Egyptian Princess. Translated by E. Grove, 2 v.
Uarda. From the German by Bell, 2 v.
Homo Sum. From the German by Bell, 2 v.
The Sisters. From the German by Bell, 2 v.
Fouqué:
Undine, Sintram, etc. Translated by F. E. Bunnett, 1 v.
Ferdinand Freiligrath:
Poems. From the German. Edited by his Daughter. Second Copyright Edition, enlarged, 1 v.
W. Görlach:
Prince Bismarck (with Portrait). From the German by Miss M. E. von Glehn, 1 v.
Goethe:
Faust. From the German by John Anster, LL.D. 1 v.
Wilhelm Meister’s Apprenticeship. From the German by Eleanor Grove, 2 v.
K. Gutzkow:
Through Night to Light. From the German by M. A. Faber, 1 v.
F. W. Hackländer:
Behind the Counter [Handel u. Wandel]. From the German by Howitt, 1 v.
W. Hauff:
Three Tales. From the German by M. A. Faber, 1 v.
P. Heyse:
L’Arrabiata and other Tales. From the German by M. Wilson, 1 v.
The Dead Lake and other Tales. From the German by Mary Wilson, 1 v.
Barbarossa and other Tales. From the German by L. C. S., 1 v.
Wilhelmine von Hillern:
The Vulture Maiden [die Geier-Wally]. From the German by C. Bell and E. F. Poynter, 1 v.
The Hour will come. From the German by Clara Bell, 2 v.
S. Kohn:
Gabriel. A Story of the Jews in Prague. From the German by A. Milman, M.A., 1 v.
G. E. Lessing:
Nathan the Wise and Emilia Galotti. The former transl. by W. Taylor, the latter by Chas. Lee Lewes, 1 v.
Fanny Lewald:
Stella. From the German by Beatrice Marshall, 2 v.
E. Marlitt:
The Princess of the Moor [das Haideprinzesschen], 2 v.
Maria Nathusius:
Joachim von Kamern and Diary of a poor young Lady. From the German by Miss Thompson, 1 v.
Fritz Reuter:
In the Year ’13: Transl. from the Platt-Deutsch by Chas. Lee Lewes, 1 v.
An old Story of my Farming Days [Ut mine Stromtid]. From the German by M. W. Macdowall, 3 v.
Jean Paul Friedr. Richter:
Flower, Fruit and Thorn Pieces: or the Married Life, Death, and Wedding of the Advocate of the Poor, Firmian Stanislaus Siebenkäs. Translated from the German by E. H. Noel, 2 v.
J. V. Scheffel:
Ekkehard. A Tale of the tenth Century. Translated from the German by Sofie Delffs, 2 v.
G. Taylor:
Klytia. From the German by Sutton Fraser Corkran, 2 v.
H. Zschokke:
The Princess of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel and other Tales. From the German by M. A. Faber, 1 v.