BIOGRAPHY, CONTENTS. …… 9 - REMAINS, - - . A Tale, written at the age of fifteen, - - 153 155 POETICAL REMAINS, - - - . - 185 To my Mother, ……185 Pride and Modesty, - - - . - 186 Versification of the - Twenty-third Psalm, To Brother L, . 189 . quot 189 For Mamma, - - - . - - 190 To Mamma, - - - - 190 To a Flower, - - .quot . - 191 Stanzas, - - -, . . 192 - - - ., .quot. 193 Essay on Nature, - Home, - - . quot . 194 The Majesty of God, . 194 From the - Forty-second Psalm, 195 Hymn of the Fire-Worshippers, - - - - 195 Enigma, …. 197 To a Little Cousin at - Christmas, - - . 197 On reading Childe Harold, 193 Invocation, - - - - . . -199 Christmas Hymn, . - - - . 199 Evening, - - … . . 200 . - Enigma, - 201 To the Deity, ……201 To my Sister - Lucretia, - . .v 2Q3 - quot Prophecy, - . - - 203 Enigma, - - …, 204 - - . 205 Essay on the Sacred Writings, VI CONTENTS. Thie Destruction tf Socfom and Gomorrah, 206 Versification from Gssiaa, - - 207 To.myrteair Mamma, - 209 Oh oiMm -P. H. - Webb, 209 To …… the - Evening Star, 211 To - my Father, … 212 On Nature, 213 To the - - - - - Infidel, 215 On the - Mind, … 216 On the Hope of my Brother s Return, - 219 To my Mother, 220 Boabdil el Chico s Farewell to Granada, - - 221 The Shunamite, - 230 Belshazzar s Feast, - 236 To my Mother on Christmas Day, - - 240 On visiting the Panorama of Geneva, - - 241 The Funeral Bell, 242 Lines on receiving a Blank-book from my Mother, - 244 To Fancy, 245 Invocation to Spring, - 246 From the One Hundred and Thirty-ninth Psalm, 247 Stanzas, - - 248 Letter to a Poetical Correspondent, - 250 Stanzas, - - 252 Versification from Ossian, 253 To the Muse, after my Brother s Death, - - 256 Lineson hearing some Passages read from Mrs. Hemans quot Records of Woman, quot - 257 An Appeal for the Blind, 258 The Smiles of Nature, - - 261 On a Rose received from Miss Sedgwick, 264 The Church-Going Bell, - - 267 Fragment, 267 Fragment, - - 268 On returning to Ballston, - 269 Twilight, - - - 272 On the Departure of a Brother, 273 Lines written after reading Accounts of the Death of - … Martyrs, 275 CONTENTS. vil —- On reading Cowpgr s Poems, - 277 Stanzas, 278 Fragment, ——-279 Imitation of a Scotch …. …. - Ballad, 280 Ere Thou didst Form, 281 A - Fragment, 282 Fragment of the - Spectre Bridegroom, 282 Elegy upon Leo, an old House-Dog, … 288 - - - - Morning, 289 Lines written after she herself began to fear that her disease was past remedy, … 290 To my Old Home at Plattsburgh, 292 Fame, 293 On my Mother s Fiftieth …. - - Birthday, 293 The Storm hath Passed By, 294 Epitaph on a …. …… Young Robin, 295 To a Moonbeam, ……296 Evening, 297 A Poetical Letter to - - Henrietta, 299 Lines on seeing some fragments from the Tomb of Virgil, 302 A Short Sketch of the most important ideas contained in Cousin s quotIntroduction to the History of Philosophy, quot 303 Brief Notes from Cousin s - - Philosophy, 306 Lenore, -.–…308 BIOGRAPHY OF MISS MARGARET DAVIDSON. THE reading world has long set a cherishing value on the name of Lucretia Davidson, a lovely American girl, who, after giving early promise of rare poetic excellence, was snatched from existence in the seven teenth year of her age…