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CONTENTS

Man in the Ages 273

Afternoon 289

Questionings 290

Endymion 291

Hymn and Prayer 292

Klopstock and Meta 293

The True in Dreams 298

The Magnolia of Lake Pontchartrain 299

Love and Insight 305

Sunset 305

Give us and Interpreter 306

Ideals of Every-Day Life. No. I. 307

To Nydia 312

The Violet 314

Stanzas 314

German Literature 315

The Snow-Storm 339

Menzel's View of Goethe 340

Suum Cuique 347

The Sphinx 348

Orphic Sayings 351

Woman 362

Sonnet 366

Thoughts on Art 367

Glimmerings 379

Letters from Italy on the Representatives of Italy 386

To The Ideal 400

RECORD OF THE MONTHS.

Michael Angelo considered as a philosophic Poet, with Translations. By John Edward Taylor 401

Select List of Recent Publications 402

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