Works Translated
- Tiger Juan - Ramon Perez de Ayala (1933)
- The Spaniards in their History - Ramon Menendez Pidal (1950)
- Tower of Ivory - Rodolfo Fonseca (1953)
- This is Spain - Ignacio Olagüe (1954)
- Don Quixote - Miguel de Cervantes (1954 abridged, and 1964 unabridged)
- The Deceitful Marriage and other Exemplary Novels - Cervantes (1963)
- Eight Spanish Plays of the Golden Age (1964)
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