233. Magali : Count Potocki de Montalk, 1977.Moun Espelido. Memòri e raconte :[The passages mentioned below refer to the in-8° edition, Paris : Plon- Nourrit,Bibliothèque des Annales, 1906. - 347 p. (Palais du Roure, Avignon : M 8° 137) ].363. [Chapter VII] : “How I Became a Provençal Poet” , The Independent, pp.1024-1029, 1906.224. Memoirs of Mistral : C. E. Maud, London : E. Arnold, 1907.225. —————, New York : Baker & Taylor Co., 1907. [LCCN : 8-8543].289. [extracts from Chapter I : “Au Mas dóu Juge” , pp. 5-6] : Percy F. Bicknell,pp. 36-38, 1908.321. [Chapter I : “Au Mas dou Juge” ] : Albert R. Ledoux, pp. 399-402, 1908.164. Li Tres bèu meissounié [Chapter IX, La Republico de 1848, pp. 160-164. Seealso “Li Tres bèu meissounié, conte provençal en prose” , traduit par PaulMariéton. - La Revue lyonnaise. - 3 e année, tome VI, juillet-décembre 1883, pp.207-212] :“Legend of the Three Harvesters” . Percy Allen, pp. 35-39, 1910. [Professor P.T. Ricketts kindly sent us the following note on this item : “Quotation of p. ix :‘I wish particularly to thank Monsieur Frédéric Mistral for kind permission toinclude that charming legend “The Three Harvesters,” which appeared in hiswell-known Mémoires’ .pp. 35-39 : Legend of the Three Harvesters. With the following comment bythe author at the end : ‘Our grown-up world cannot but look back withaffection upon those tales that she read with her infant eyes in those far-awaydays when,“Crying aloud for an opiate boon,To comfort the human wantFrom the bosom of magical skies,”she peopled, not Provence only, but all the Christian world, with God and withHis saints incarnate’ . Three lines by Mistral ?” ].344. [Chapter I, pp. 5-6] : Soissons, p. 589, 1913.
326. C. E. Maud, The Nineteenth Century, 1916 :- Chapter VII [ “Enco de Moussu Dupuy” , pp.110-111 in in-8° edition of 1906]: p. 61,- Chapter XII [ “Font-Segugno” (on the founding of the Félibrige), pp. 210-211in in-8° edition of 1906] : p. 62.226. Mes Origines : E. J. A. Groves, 1928.227. The Memoirs of Frédéric Mistral : George Wickes, 1986,227 A. —————, 1994.Nerto :[Reference work : Pierre Rollet ed. Edicioun Ramoun Berenguié : Barcelona, 1966] :334. H. W. Preston, The Atlantic Monthly, Nov. 1884 :Prologue :l. 171-172 : p. 595,I. Lou Baron :l. 1-18 : p. 595,l. 99-112 : p. 596,l. 144-170 : p. 596,l.253-274 : p. 596,l. 325-364 : pp. 596-597,II. Lou Papo :l. 304-318 : p. 598,l. 373-428 : pp. 598-599,l. 493-564 : p. 599,III. Lou Rèi :l. 156-176 : p. 600,l. 473-520 : pp. 600-601,l. 542-548 : p. 601,IV. Lou Lioun :l. 121-122 : pp. 601-602,l. 143-159 : p. 602,l. 330-372 : p. 602,V. La Mourgo :
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