Stories by foreign authors.

Spanish: [v.10] The tall woman, by P.A. de Alarcón. -- The white butterfly, by J. Selgas. -- The organist, by G.A. Becquer. -- Moors and Christians, by P.A. de Alarcón. -- Bread cast upon the waters, by Fernan Caballero.

Scandinavian: [v.9] The father, by B. BjØrnson. -- Two friends, by Juhani Aho. -- The flying mail [by] M. Goldschmidt. -- The railroad and the churchyard, by B. Björnson. -- Two friends, by A. Kielland. -- Hopes, by Frederika Bremer.

Russian: [v.8] Mumu, by I. Turgenev. -- The shot, by A. Poushkin. -- St. John's eve, by N.V. Gogol. -- An old acquaintance, by L.N. Tolstoi.

Polish, Greek, Belgian, Hungarian: [v.7] The light-house keeper of Aspinwall, by H. Sienkiewicz. -- The plain sister, by D. Bikélas. -- The massacre of the innocents, by M. Maeterlinck. -- Saint Nicholas eve, by C. Lemonnier. -- In love with the czarina, by M. Jokai.

Italian: [v.6] A great day, by E. de Amicis. -- Pereat Rochus, by A. Fogazzaro. -- San Pantaleone, by G. d'Annunzio. -- It snows, by E. Castelnuovo. -- College friends, by E. de Amicis.

German: [v.4] The fury, by P. Heyse. The philosopher's pendulum, by R. Lindau. The bookbinder of Hort, by L. von Sacher-Masoch. The Egyptian fire-eater, by R. Baumbach. The Cremona violin, by E.T.A. Hoffmann. Adventures of a New-Year's eve, by H. Zschokke. -- [v. 5] Christian Gellert's last Christmas, by B. Auerbach. A Ghetto violet, by L. Kompert. The severed hand, by W. Hauff. Peter Schlemihl, by A. von Chamisso.

[v.3] The hidden masterpiece, by H. de Balzac. The sorrow of an old convict, by Pierre Loti. The mummy's foot, by T. Gautier. Father and son, by E. Rod. Laurette or the red seal, by A. de Vigny.

French: [v.1] The siege of Berlin, by A. Daudet. The juggler of Notre Dame, by A. France. Uncle and nephew, by E. About. Another gambler, by P. Bourget. The necklace, by G. de Maupassant. The black pearl, by V. Sardou. -- [v.2] The substitute, by F. Coppée. The attack on the mill, by E. Zola. The Virgin's god-child, by E. Souvestre. The sempstress' story, by G. Droz. The Venus of Ille, by P. Mérimée. --

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