ENGLISH BIBLIOGRAPHY
Mother of Pearl. Translated by F. Chapman (Lane). 1908.
The Red Lily. Translated by W. Stephens (Lane). 1908.
The Red Lily. Popular edition (Lane). 1913.
The Garden of Epicurus. Translated by A. Allinson (Lane). 1908.
Thais. Translated by R. B. Douglas (Lane). 1909.
The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard. Translated by Lafcadio Hearn (Lane). 1909.
The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard. Popular edition (Lane). 1914.
My Friend’s Book. Translated by J. L. May (Lane). 1913.
The Life of Joan of Arc, in 2 vols. Translated by W. Stephens (Lane). 1909.
The Well of St Clare. Translated by A. Allinson (Lane). 1909.
The White Stone. Translated by C. E. Roche (Lane). 1909.
Penguin Island. Translated by A. W. Evans (Lane). 1909.
Balthasar. Translated by Mrs J. Lane (Lane). 1909.
The Wickerwork Woman: A Chronicle of Our Own Times. Translated by M. P. Willcocks (Lane). 1910.
Merrie Tales of Jacques Tournebroche and Child Life in Town and Country. Translated by A. Allinson (Lane). 1910.
The Elm Tree on the Mall: A Chronicle of Our Own Times. Translated by M. P. Willcocks (Lane). 1910.
Complete Limited Edition in English. Edited by F. Chapman (Lane). 1911.
Honey Bee: A Fairy Story for Children. Translated by Mrs John Lane (Lane). 1911.
Jocasta and the Famished Cat. Translated by A. Farley (Lane). 1912.
Jocaste et le Chat Maigre. Nozière Collection (Nelson). 1914.
Aspirations of Jean Servien. Translated by A. Allinson (Lane). 1912.
The Opinions of Jerome Coignard. Translated by Mrs Wilfrid Jackson (Lane). 1912.
At the Sign of the Reine Pédauque. Translated by Mrs Wilfrid Jackson. Introduction by W. J. Locke (Lane). 1912.
The Gods are Athirst. Translated by A. Allinson (Lane). 1913.
The Gods are Athirst. Popular edition (Lane). 1915.
Magill’s Series of Modern French Writers, No. 3 (Sower).
The Revolt of the Angels. Translated by Mrs Wilfrid Jackson (Lane). 1914.
On Life and Letters. Translated by A. W. Evans. First Series (Lane). 1911.
On Life and Letters. Translated by A. W. Evans. Second Series (Lane). 1913.
