Marie Clothilde Balfour

Marie Clothilde Balfour (20 Kóyànsun 1862 – Zósun 1931) yin wekantọ Britainu de, lẹdogbedevomẹtọ de podọ aṣa nuplọnmẹtọ de. E kan ohómilomilo atọ̀n,
otan lẹ po aihun lẹ po, bosọ nọ basi lẹdogbedevomẹ ohó milomilo po otanwe flanse tọn he dona nọ yin finflin, e sọ nọ yi otan aṣa tọn lẹ po ohàn etọn lẹ po bo basi vojlado lẹtli awe sọn tayin etọn de.

Bẹjẹeji gbẹzan po wehihia etọn po
Balfour yin jiji to Edinburgh, viyọnnu James Balfour tọn po Christina Simson Balfour ( to godo mẹ
Nicholson). Wekantọ Robert Louis Stevenson wẹ yin tavẹ ylọvi etọn tintan. E zan bẹjẹeji gbẹzan etọn tọn to New Zealand to whenuena otọ́ etọn to azọ́nwa to finẹ; To
whenue otọ́ etọn basi matintọ to 1869, E lẹkọ do ScotlandBassett, Troy J. "Author: Marie Clothilde Balfour", At the Circulating Library: A Database of Victorian Fiction, 1837—1901, 15 December 2022. po onọ etọn po.

Zinjẹgbonu etọn lẹ
Balfour kan ohómilomilo atọ̀n, bosọ basi lẹdogbedevomẹ ohó milomilo tọn po bo basi vojlado lẹtli awe sọn tayin etọn de, Margaret Isabella Balfour Stevenson, yin sisẹdo po e po to whenue e tọnwhẹn po visunnu etọn
po to Polynesia. E sọ kan aihun lẹ po otan lẹ po bosọ yi aṣa nuplọnmẹ lẹ. Sọn ojlẹ de mẹ jẹ devo mẹ, nupaṣamẹ wẹ eyin na vọkan he Marie Clothilde Balfour ko basi lẹpo. E sọ donu wesetọ dopo goBehrend, Michael. "Are the legends authentic?" Republications., na lẹdogbedevomẹ he e basi bo zinjẹgbonu hẹnmẹ jọsi taun, podọ etọn he e yidogọna pẹpẹ yinukọn taun.

 "Legends of the Cars" (1891, a series of articles)
 White Sand (1896, novel)
 Maris Stella (1896, novel)
 "Sub Tegmine Fagi" (1897, short story)Balfour, Marie Clothilde. "Sub Tegmine Fagi" The Yellow Book 10 (July 1896): 199-213. via ProQuest
 The Fall of the Sparrow (1897, novel)
 "Saint Joseph and Mary, from a French folk song" (1897, poem translated by Balfour)
 From Saranac to the Marquesas and beyond; being letters written by Mrs. M. I. Stevenson during 1887–88, to her sister, Jane Whyte Balfour (1903, edited by Balfour)
 Examples of printed folk-lore concerning Northumberland (1904, collected folksongs)
 Memoirs of Mlle des Écherolles, being sidelights on the Reign of Terror (1904, translated by Balfour)
 Mrs. M. I. Stevenson, Letters from Samoa, 1891–1895 (1906, edited by Balfour)

Alọdlẹndonu lẹ

Nọtẹn devo lẹ
 Maureen James, "Marie Clothilde Balfour - Biography", Telling History, a blog post about Balfour.
 Maureen James, "Investigating the 'Legends of the Carrs': a study of the tales as printed in 'Folk-lore' in 1891" (Ph.D. thesis, University of Glamorgan 2013).

 "The Buried Moon", Tales of Britain and Ireland, a podcast episode in which one of Balfour's folklore-based stories is read and discussed by the host Graeme Cooke.
 "The Buried Moon or the Big Plum Conspiracy" Hestia's Kitchen (28 September 2020), a blog post about Balfour's "The Buried Moon", with a recipe for plumbread