Edited by Mabel Dodge Holmes.

Edited with notes, exercises, and vocabulary by A. H. Dahlstrom.

Edited with biographical and textual notes by Terence L. Connolly.

Edited and compiled by Herbert G. Tovey.

Bridge problems, edited and arranged by R. F. Foster.

Edited by Carrie Belle Parks.

Edited by Orton Lowe.

Edited for American schools by Helen Scott Miller & Alice V.H. Schaefer.

Four star stories, edited by Willis Thomson & Jane Souba.

Compiled & edited by Ralph S. Bauer, with the cooperation of Fowler V. Harper, Edmund W. Burke & Francis J. Rooney.

Edited with an introd.

Edited by Mary S. Burt & W.T. Chapin.

Edited by Alfred McClung Lee & Elizabeth Briant Lee.

Edited by Henry George McMahon.

Edited by John Thomas McNeill, Matthew Spinka & Harold R. Willoughby.

Edited by Richard M. Hewitt, Lloyd G. Potter, A. B. Nevling, Harry L. Day & John R. Miner.

Selected & edited by Philip Mechem & Thomas E. Atkinson.

Edited by Theresa Armitage, Peter W. Dykema, Gladys Pitcher & others.

Translated & edited by Barbara Barclay Carter.

Edited & abridged by Gardner Murphy.

" (See 'The Letters of Charles Lamb,' edited by Alfred Ainger, vol.

This "advertisement" to the first edition of 'The Prelude,' published in 1850the year of Wordsworth's deathwas written by Mr. Carter, who edited the volume.

('The Letters of Charles Lamb', edited by Alfred Ainger, vol.

Mr. Carter, who edited 'The Prelude' in 1850, says it was the former, but this is not absolutely certain.

It was discovered during the trial, that he had a wife and family, and had fled to these sequestered parts to escape the arm of the law.' See 'Essays on his own Times', by S. T. Coleridge, edited by his daughter Sara.