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Thomas Jefferson. 367

CXXI. Washington

CXXII. The Necessity of Government.

CXXIII. The Way to Wealth.....

CXXIV. The Reaper and the Flowers..

CXXV. The Vision of Mirza

CXXVI. The Last Man ...

CXXVII. Good Manners at the Table

CXXVIII. New Year's Eve

CXXIX. Migration to Kentucky..

CXXX. The Problem.

CXXXI. The Greatness of Napoleon.

CXXXII. The Desert....

CXXXIII. Candles not used by the Ancients..

CXXXIV. Rienzi's Address to the Romans.

CXXXV. Liberty or Death!.

CXXXVI. The Skylark....

CXXXVII. Fossil Poetry.

CXXXVIII. L'Allegro

CXXXIX. Old Age.

CXL. Il Penseroso

CXLI. Garden Plants.

CXLII. The Ancient Mariner. . . .

CXLIII. Carlyle's Definition of Man....

John C. Calhoun. 370

Benjamin Franklin. 371

.H. W. Longfellow. 377

Joseph Addison. 379

Thomas Campbell. 385

.J. W. Phelps. 387

Alfred Tennyson. 392

.J. J. Audubon. 393

.R. W. Emerson. 397

W. E. Channing. 400

.Anna C. Brackett. 402

Thomas De Quincey. 401

Mary R. Mitford. 407

.Patrick Henry. 409

.Percy Bysshe Shelley. 413

.R. C. Trench. 416

.John Milton. 419

Theodore Parker. 422

John Milton. 426

.A. B. Alcott. 431

S. T. Coleridge. 434

Thomas Carlyle. 444

CXLIV. Ode on the Death of the Duke of Wellington.

CXLV. Exequies of Mignon.

CXLVI. The Closing Scene.

APPENDIX. Words Difficult to Spell.....

Alfred Tennyson. 447

Goethe (Thomas Carlyle's translation). 451

T. B. Read. 456

461

CURRAN, JOHN PHILPOT.....Curran's Reply to Threats of Violence .V. 339 DE FOE, DANIEL...

The Shipwreck of Robinson Crusoe...IV. 56

. Robinson Crusoe's Manufacture of Pot

DE QUINCEY, THOMAS ...... The Time for Moral and Intellectual

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ANIEL..A Rill from the Town Pump..

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