Mignon

English-language translations of Mignon include:

• "Song", translated by Benjamin Beresford (1798) (external scan)
• "Knowst thou the Land", translated anonymously (1813) (external scan)
• "Song", translated anonymously (1822) (external scan)
• "Song", translated by R. (1824) (external scan)
• "Know’st thou the land where the lemon-trees bloom?", translated by Thomas Carlyle (1824) (external scan)
• "Know’st thou the Land", translated partially by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1829)
• "Mignon's Song", translated by Felicia Hemans (1833)
• "Mignon", translated by Thomas Carlyle (1839) [1901]
• "Mignon's Song", translated by Ella Louisa Harvey (1846) (external scan)
• "Mignon", translated by Alfred Baskerville (1854) (external scan)
• "Mignon", translated by William Grassett Thomas (1859) (external scan)
• "Mignon’s Song", translated by Richard Garnett (1859) (external scan)
• "Mignon", translated by Edward Chawner (1879) (external scan)
• "Mignon", translated by James Elroy Flecker (1907) [1916]