His "Odyssey," (1783,) his "Iliad," (1791,) and his "Luise," (1795,) were confessedly Goethe's teachers in this kind of verse.

Mücke, O. W. Notzsch, Luise Otto, E. Rüffer, Max Schaffroth, Luise Frelin von Sell, E. A. W. Siboni, H. Steinheuer, Adelheid von Stolterfoth, A. Storm, W. von Waldbrühl, L. Werft, and others even more obscure than these.

Mücke, O. W. Notzsch, Luise Otto, E. Rüffer, Max Schaffroth, Luise Frelin von Sell, E. A. W. Siboni, H. Steinheuer, Adelheid von Stolterfoth, A. Storm, W. von Waldbrühl, L. Werft, and others even more obscure than these.

Translated from the Swedish by Alma Luise Olson.

OLSON, ALMA LUISE, tr.

CHRISTLIEB, MARY LUISE.

Translated by Mary Luise Christlieb.

. Alma Luise Olson & others, translators.

OLSON, ALMA LUISE.

By Luise C. Kainz & Olive L. Riley.

Luise C. Kainz & Olive L. Riley (A); 19Nov74; R591246.

Autorisierte Übersetzung aus dem Englischen von Luise Wolf und Leon Schalit.

WOLF, LUISE, tr. Die Forsyte saga.

OLSON, ALMA LUISE, tr.

© 5Oct28; A2905. Luise Henkel & Friderike Henkel (NK); 4Sep56; R176153. KLAUBER, ELEANOR F. Bridge Keno.

CHRISTLIEB, MARY LUISE.

SCHNELL, LUISE RINSER-.

SEE Rinser-Schnell, Luise.

. Alma Luise Olson & others, translators.

By Luise C. Kainz & Olive L. Riley.

Luise C. Kainz & Olive L. Riley (A); 19Nov74; R591246.

Anne Luise Biermann (W); 7May76; R632254.

" <b>BEGAS, LUISE PARMENTIER.</b> Born in Vienna.

VOSGES, a range of mountains in the NE. of France, since 1871 forming the Franco-German frontier by the inclusion of Alsace in German territory; they separate the basin of the Moselle from that of the Rhine. VOSS, JOHANN HEINRICH, German poet and scholar, born in Mecklenburg; spent most of his life in Heidelberg; his fame rests chiefly on his idyllic poem "Luise" and his translations, particularly of Homer (1751-1826).

It may be compared with the ale-house scene in 'Tam o'Shanter', parts of Voss's Luise, or Ovid's Baucis and Philemon; though it differs from each of them as much as they differ from each other.