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3o8 BIBLIOGRAPHY
Transatlantic Tales (New York)
:
Hatto, the Hermit, 1905. (Reprinted in The Outlook^ New York,
1908.)
The Outlaw*s God. Translated by Grace Isabel Colbron, 1908.
Good Housekeeping (New York)
:
The Legend of the Christmas Roses. Translated by Velma Swan-
ston Howard, 1907.
Christmas Night. Translated (from the German) expressly for
this magazine from the Christ Legends of Selma Lagerlöf, the
Danish {sic) Winner of the Nobel Prize, etc, 191 1.
Putnam*s Monthly (New York)
:
Selma LagerlöPs speech when receiving the Nobel prize, 1909.
Translated by Velma Swanston Howard, 1910.
World’s Work (New York):
Woman the Savior of the State. From an Address before the Sixth
Congress of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance in
Stockholm. Translated by Velma Swanston Howard, 191 2.
The American-Scandina^vian Re^vieiv (New York):
Mathilda Wrede. A Sketch from Life. Translated by Velma
Swanston Howard, 19 14.
The Peace of God. Translated by Jessie Bröchner, 1 9 1
7. (Re-
printed from From a Sivedish Homestead. New York, 1901.)
Short Story Classics. Edited by William Patten. Volume H, 1907.
(New York):
The Outlaws. Translated by Grace Isabel Colbron.
Modern Short Störtes. Edited by Margaret Ashmun. New York,
1914:
The Christmas Guest.
Masterpieces from Snvedish Literature. Rock Island, Illinois, 1908:
The Old Peasant Woman. (From The Wonderful Ad^ventures of
Nils.)
Mystery Tales for Boys and GirIs. Selected by Elva S. Smith. Boston,
1917:
The Fisherman’s Ring. (From From a Snvedish Homestead.)
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