CONTENTS. 
xl ll 
PAGB 
The Town and C( untry Child A. Cunningham . 339 
A House and Grounds . Leigh Bunt .. 343 
To the Butterfly. . . .Rogers .. 344 
Jeune Fille et Jeune Fleur ...Chateaubriand . 345 
The Rosebud. Keble . 346 
The Little Red Rose. .. Goethe .. 349 
The Drop of Dew. Anon .350 
Cupid and the Dial. *• 352 
Go, Lovely Rose. Waller . 353 
Sur la Mort d’une Jeune Fille. Malesherhes . 354 
A Midsummer Legend. Mary Howitt . 355 
The Morning-Glory.--. .Maria Lowell . 359 
Myself. Arey . 361 
The Fountain... Anon . 366 
Song of the Flower Angels.... Mrs. Hale . 368 
Morning.. Caroline A. Briggs . 370 
Ode to Evening. Collins . 372 
To the Grasshopper and the 
Cricket. Anon . 375 
The Nightshade. “ 376 
The Star and the Water-Lily. .0. W. Holmes . 377 
To a Butterfly seen in a Crowd¬ 
ed Street. W. P. Palmer .379 
Gold Fishes. H. Coleridge. . 382 
Sonnet. Shakspeare . 384 
Sabbath Evening. G. D. Prentice . 385 
White Roses. S. L. P. Smith .387 
The Lily. J. G. Percival . 388 
Petition for an Absolute Re¬ 
treat. Countess of Winchelsea . 390 
Not to Myself Alone. Anon . 394 
Spring in the Lap of Winter.. “ 397 
Arcadian Hymn to Flora ... R. U. Stoddard . 398 
Flowers. II. W. Longfellow .404 
Early Morning. A. E. Starr . 407 
Song in Praise of Spring. Barry Cornwall .408 
Come! Let us go to the Land. “ “ . 409 
March. W. C Bryant . 410 
A Spring Song. E. Youl . 412 
