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This article analyses a brief translation of the Buscón by Francisco de Quevedo within a book whose title is: The Famous History of Auristella, Originally Written by don Gonsalo de Cespedes. Together with the Pleasant Story of Paul of Segovia, by Don Francisco de Quevedo. Translated from Spanish and published in London, 1683. This article proves that the author of this book, still known by his initials W.B., follows the Spanish originals from the printed edition published in Zaragoza, 1626. It is curious to note that this work published in 1683 does not follow the first English translation made by John Davies in 1657, which depends completly on the French made in 1633.

Around an English translation of the Buscon: “The pleasant story of Paul of Segovia”, 1683