Watson. "Conspiracy of Catiline," from the Latin of Sallust; "The Jugurthine War," from the Latin of Sallust; "The Epistles to Julius Cæsar, on the Government of the States," from the Latin of PseudoSallust. Translated by John Selby Watson.

Wight. "Opuscules," from the French of Pascal; "Thoughts," from the French of Pascal; "Germany," from the French of Mme. de Staël. Translated by O. W. Wight.

Wilkins. "Heetopades" (Hitopadesa), from the Sanscrit. Translated by Sir Charles Wilkins.

Williams. "Paul and Virginia," from the French of St. Pierre. Trans. lated by Helen Maria Williams.

Worthington. "Emile," from the French of Rousseau. Translated by Eleanor Worthington.

Wraxall. "Les Misérables, from the French of Victor Hugo. Trans. lated by Lascelles Wraxall."

Yonge. Orations of Cicero." Translated from the Latin by C. D. Yonge, B.A.

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