To a Nigbtingale

... W. Drummond..351

Queene".

.E. Spenser...... .318 The Skylark ...

.J. Hogg.............351

To May..

.L. Hunt....... .319 Ode to the Cuckoo....... J. Logan...........352

Song to May.......... .E. Darwin..........320 Robert of Lincoln.......... W. C. Bryant..... 352

June, from “The Vision of

To an Insect........

O. W. Holmes.....353

Sir Launfal”..

..J.R. Lowell.......320 Sonnet to the Mocking-

A Holiday ........

... W. Allingham....321 Bird............

.R. H. Wilde.......354

Summer Longings........ ..D. F. McCarthy...322 The Chambered Nautilus......O. W. Holmes. ..355

A Dream of Summer............J. G. Whittier....322 To a Waterfowl............... .W. C. Bryant......355

They Come! The Merry Sum-

From “The Planting of The

mer Months......... .M. Motherwell....322

Apple Tree".

.W. C. Bryant......356

Song of the Summer Winds...G. Darley..........324 The Summer Birds........ ..A. B. Welby......357

“Carpe Diem”.

..Anonymous........324 To a Skylark...

.P. B. Shelley. .359

June Days.........

..R. B. Wilson......325 The Bobolink......

.T. Hill...

.360

Flowers....

..J. Ruskin...........326 Song of the River.. .C. Kingsley........360

The Ivy

.H. Burton..........327 The Shaded Water........... .W. G. Simms.....362

Three Summer Studies..... ..J. B. Hope......... 327 A Wet Sheet and a Flow-

In the Summer Time........ J. Dennis..

ing Sea ........

...A. Cunningham..363

Ivy.........

Anonymous........329 Storm at Night....

..Lord Byron........362

The Rhodora........

..R. W. Emerson...329 Woodland Strcams.

.F. Brown...........365

Summer Rain.......

.E.C. Stedman.....331 The Rain........

..L. A. Bojes........ 365

July, from “ The Earthly

The Rain......

.R. H. Stoddard...365

Paradise"

...... W. Morris........ 331 The Fountain........ ..J. R. Lowell.......365

The Violet........

.W.W. Story..

.331 The Voice of Nature.. W. Cowper..

The Mountain Heartsease... .Bret Harte..... .332 The Wayside Spring.......

.T. B. Read..........667

Arbutus ......

H. Jackson.........333 Apostrophe to the Ocean... .Lord Byron........368

Song of the Flowers... .L. Hunt...... 333 Passing the Icebergs..... .T. B. Read .........369

The Language of Flowers......J. G. Percival.....334 Fairy Gold.........

... M. K. Davis...... 370

Sensitive Plant....... .P. B. Shelley. .334 The Sea ........

.B. W. Procter... 370

Lilies of the Field..

J. Keble........ .336 Fur Weather and Foul......... Anonymous...... 371

In the Woods...... ..G. Chạycero...... 336 Northern Lights..........

.G. H. McMastor 373

......329

.....866

.F. G. Halleck.....443 Antony's Oration......... .W. Shakspere.....457

Robert Burns....

.J. Montgomery ...444 Antony to Cæsar's Body. W. Shakspere.. ..458

Cowper's Grave..... .E. B. Browning...444 William Walker...... ..J. Miller....... .458

At the Grave of Burns. .W. Wordsworth 445 Charles XII .....

.S. Johnson.... .459

At the Grave of Keats...........C. P. Cranch ......447 Napoleon at St. Helena. .T. Carlyle..........460

On the death of Joseph Rod-

Marco Griffoni.

.S. Rogers ...........460

man Drake.....

e ......... .F. Halleck .........447 Burial of Lincoln............ ..R. H. Stoddard...461

Elizabeth ........

Bo........................... W. Shakspero.....449 Dirge for a Soldier ...... .....G. H. Boker ........462

Places.

... 470

A Scene Recalled........... ..M. Akenside........465 Old England.......... .A. C. Coxe..........495

Home..........

.J. Montgomery...465 Nutting.

.W. Wordsworth..496

Verses on the Prospect of

A Forest Hymn

W. C. Bryant..... 497

Planting Arts and Learn-

The Alhambra by Moon-

ing in America........ ..G. Berkeley........466 light .........

.. W. Irving..........499

Home, Sweet Home. .J. H. Payne........466 Ode on a Distant Prospect of

Sweet Home.........

.Anonyinous........467 Eton College....................T. Gray............501

The Battlefield .......... .W. C. Bryant......467 Sonnet; "Earth has not any-

The Acadian Farmhouse. .....H. W. Longfel thing to show more fair”.... W. Wordsworth..503

low...........

.468 The Thames......

..S. J. Denham......503

Niagara.......

..J.G. C. Brainard. 468 Lines: “Five years have

Noonday Rest..

H. D. Thoreau....470 passed : five summers with

The Battlefield

..C. Dickens......

the length”.

.W. Wordsworth..503

Mountain Neighbors .L. Larcom.....

........471 The Burning of Chicago...

...... B. F. Taylor.......505

The Buccaneer's Island R. H. Dana.........471 The Traveler

..0. Goldsmith .....507

The Prairies ......

.W. C. Bryant

..472 Sonnet: “The world is too

New Amsterdam

...... W. Irving......

.473 much with us

W. Wordsworth..508

The Strength of the Hills......L. C. Moulton....475 A Chamber Scene... .B. W. Procter ....508

America to Great Britain....... W. Allston.........477 Rome..........

.J. Miller............509

South American Scenery.

.W. L. Bowles .....477 Ruins on the Rhine.... .G. Eliot.............509

The Coral Grove....... ..J. G. Percival.....477 At Sorrento.......

.A. Webster ........510

The Forest........

.W. D. Gallagher..478 The Forsaken Farm-house .....J. G. Whittier...,510

An English Mansion...... ..J. G. Lockhart...479 The Alps..

..Lord Byron........511

Primeval Nature.... ..R. Pollok ...........480 Solitude.

.Lord Byron........511

Song of the Brook...

...A. Tennyson ......481 Venice........

...... Lord Byron........513

A Summer Sabbath Walk .....J. Grabame........ .481 From the Castle of Indolence.J. Thompson ......513

Sweet Swan of Avon...... .O. W. Holmes ....482 On a Library

.A. C. Botta.........516

The Homes of England.........F. D. Hemans.....484 Modern Greece.

..Lord Byron........515

Sonnet : “Worthy the patri-

Italy

C. Dickens.........516

ot's thought and poet's lyre” H. T. Tuckerman 485 Phæbe Pyncheon's Chamber..N. Hawthorne.....517

The Deserted Village........... 0. Goldsmith ......486 The Hollow Down by the

Autumn in the Highlands......R. Buchanan ......492 Flare..........

.C. Dickens .........519

A Swedish Country Church H. W. Longfel The Haunted House. .T. Hood ............520

low......... .493 To a Library.........

.G. Crabbe..........522

A Forest Walk ....

..A. B. Street........494 Description of Arcadia.......... Sir P. Sidney ......522