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Annis Lee Wister (1830–1908)
Wister, Annis Lee (Furness). An American translator; born in Pennsylvania in 1830; died in 1908. She made many translations, among them: E. Marlitt’s ‘The Old Mamselle’s Secret’ (1868); ‘Gold Else’ (1868); ‘The Countess Gisela’ (1869); ‘The Little Moorland Princess’ (1873), and ‘The Second Wife’ (1874); Wilhelmine von Hillern’s ‘Only a Girl’ (1870); Hackländer’s ‘Enchanting and Enchanted’ (1871); Volkhausen’s ‘Why Did He Not Die?’ (1871); Von Auer’s ‘It Is the Fashion’ (1872); and Fanny Lewald’s ‘Hulda; or, The Deliverer’ (1874).