PART III.--POEMS.

FREEDOM AND TRUTH 357

DESCRIPTION OF A PORTION OF THE JOURNEY TO TRENTON FALLS 357

JOURNEY TO TRENTON FALLS 361

SUE ROSA CRUX 365

THE DAHLIA, THE ROSE, AND THE HELIOTROPE 367

TO MY FRIENDS, (TRANSLATION.) 368

STANZAS WRITTEN AT THE AGE OF SEVENTEEN 370

FLAXMAN 371

THOUGHTS ON SUNDAY MORNING, WHEN PREVENTED BY A SNOWSTORM FROM GOING TO CHURCH 371

TO A GOLDEN HEART WORN ROUND THE NECK 374

LINES ACCOMPANYING A BOUQUET OF WILD COLUMBINE 375

DISSATISFACTION, (TRANSLATION.) 377

MY SEAL-RING 378

THE CONSOLERS, (TRANSLATION.) 379

ABSENCE OF LOVE 380

MEDITATIONS 381

RICHTER 383

THE THANKFUL AND THE THANKLESS 384

PROPHECY AND FULFILMENT 385

VERSES GIVEN TO W. C., WITH A BLANK BOOK 385

EAGLES AND DOVES, (TRANSLATION.) 387

TO A FRIEND, WITH HEARTSEASE 388

ASPIRATION 389

THE ONE IN ALL 390

A GREETING 393

LINES TO EDITH, ON HER BIRTHDAY 394

LINES WRITTEN IN HER BROTHER R.F.F.'S JOURNAL 395

ON A PICTURE REPRESENTING THE DESCENT FROM THE CROSS 396

THE CAPTURED WILD HORSE 397

EPILOGUE TO THE TRAGEDY OF ESSEX, (TRANSLATION.) 400

HYMN WRITTEN FOR A SUNDAY SCHOOL 404

DESERTION, (TRANSLATION.) 405

SONG WRITTEN FOR A MAY-DAY FESTIVAL 406

CARADORI SINGING 409

LINES IN ANSWER TO STANZAS CONTAINING SEVERAL PASSAGES OF DISTINGUISHED BEAUTY 409

INFLUENCE OF THE OUTWARD 410

TO MISS R.B. 411

SISTRUM 413

IMPERFECT THOUGHTS 414

SADNESS 414

LINES WRITTEN IN AN ALBUM 416

TO S.C. 417

LINES WRITTEN IN BOSTON ON A BEAUTIFUL AUTUMNAL DAY 420

TO E.C., WITH HERBERT'S POEMS 422

Life without and Life within.