Minor Humorists 643 Translations Pictures of Travel. [From the German of Heine.] London and Philadelphia, 1855. Heine's Book of Songs. Philadelphia, 1864. Letters to a Lady. [From the German of Humboldt, W. von.] Philadelphia, 1864. An Artist's Poems. [From the German of Schmolze, C. H.] Philadelphia, 1864. The German Mother Goose. Philadelphia, 1864. Also as Mother Goose from Germany. 1873. Memoirs of a Good-for-Nothing. [From the German of Eichendorff, J. von.] 1866. Gaudeamus! Humorous Poems. [From the German of Scheffel, J. von.] Boston, 1872. Fusang; or, the Discovery of America by Chinese Buddhist Priests, etc. [From the German of Neumann, C. F.j London, 1875. English-Gypsy Songs. [With Palmer, E. H., and Tuckey, J.] Philadelphia and London, 1875. The Family Life of Heinrich Heine. London, 1893. Works of Heinrich Heine. 8 vols. London, 1893. American Humour. British Quarterly Review, October, 1870. Bentzon, T. [Mme. Blanc] Les Humoristes Am^ricains — II. Artemus Ward et Hans Breitmann, I'ennemi des AUemands. Revue des Deux Mondes, 15 August, 1872. Charles Godfrey Leland. Knickerbocker Magazine, February, 1856. Leland, C. G. Memoirs. 2 vols. London, 1893. Masefield, J. Hans Breitmatm. Academy, 4 April, 1903. Peimell, E. R. [Leland's niece.] Charles Godfrey Leland. A Biography. 2 vols. Boston, 1905. Lewis, Charles Bertrand ["M. Quad"] (1842- ). Quad's Odds. Detroit, 1865. Goaks and Tears. Boston, 1875. Bessie Baine; or, The Mormon's Victim. Chicago [1880]. Sawed-offi Sketches: Selections, Humorous and Pathetic, Army Stories, etc. 1884. Field, Port, and Fleet; Sketches of the late War, 1861-1863. Detroit, 1885. Under Fire; or, the Cruise of the "De- stroyer." [1886]. The Lime-Kiln Club. Chicago [1887]. Sparks of Wit and Humour. London, 1887. Under Five Lakes. 1887. Trials and Troubles of the Bowser Family. Chicago, 1895. Boy Scouts. 1898. Scout and Spy. 1898. Funny Experiences of Mr. and Mrs. Bowser. Chicago [1899]. The Life and Troubles of Mr. Bowser, etc. Chicago, 1902. Humorous Mr. Bowser, 191 1. Marquis; Donald Robert Perry (1878- ). Daimy's Own Story. 1912. Dreams and Dust. 1915. The Cruise of the Jasper B. 1916. Hermione and her Little Group of Serious Thinkers. 1916. Edgar Wilson Nye ["Bill Nye"] (1850-1896). Bill Nye and Boomerang; or, the Tale of a Meek-eyed Muel. Chicago, 1881. Bill Nye's Blossom Rock. Chicago, 1885. Baled Hay. Chicago [1887]. Bill Nye's Chestnuts. [1887.] Remarks by Bill Nye. Chicago, 1887. Forty Liars and Other Lies. Chicago [1887]. Bill Nye's Thinks. Chicago, 1888. Nye and Riley's Railway Guide. [With Riley, J. W.] Chicago, 1888. Fun, Wit, and Humour. [With Riley, J.W.] Chicago, 1889. Sparks from the Pen of Bill Nye. Chicago, 1893. As Bill Nye's Sparks 1896. Poems and Yams. [With Riley, J. W.] Chicago, 1893. Bill Nye's History of the United States. Philadelphia, 1894. Bill Nye's History of England from the Druids to the Reign of Henry VII. Philadelphia, 1896. A Guest at the Ludlow, and Other Stories. Indiana- polis, 1897. The Funny Fellow's Grab Bag. 1903. Bill Nye's Red Book. Chicago, 1906.
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