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First of August 236 Thanksgiving 243 Christmas 250 Mariana 258 Sunday Meditations on Various Texts.—First 277 " " "Second 280 Appeal for an Asylum for Discharged Female Convicts 283 The Rich Man.—an Ideal Sketch 287 The Poor Man.—an Ideal Sketch 297 The Celestial Empire 304 Klopstock and Meta 308 What fits a Man to be a Voter.—A Fable 314 Discoveries 319 Politeness too great a Luxury to be given to the Poor 322 Cassius M. Clay 326 The Magnolia of Lake Pontchartrain 330 Consecration of Grace Church 337 Late Aspirations 344 Fragmentary Thoughts, From Margaret Fuller's Journal 348 Farewell To New York 354 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