rank before the age of twenty-eight, when he was killed in a duel.

Page 623. The blind girl of Castel-Cuillè. Jasmin, the author of this beautiful poem, is to the South of France what Burns is to the South of Scotland, -the representative of the heart of the people, one of those happy bards who are born with their mouths full of birds (la bouco pleno d' aouzelous). He has written his own biography in a poetic form, and the simple narrative of his poverty, his struggles, and his triumphs is very touching. He still lives at Agen, on the Garonne; and long may he live there to delight his native land with native songs!

[When first printing this note, Mr. Longfellow added a long description of Jasmin and his way of life from Louisa Stuart Costello's Béarn and the Pyrenees. In more recent days Miss H. W. Preston has written sympathetically on the same subject. See The Atlantic Monthly, January, February, 1876.]

Page 628. A Christmas Carol.

[A description of Christmas in Burgundy from M. Fertiault's Coup d'Eil sur les Noels en Bourgogne, to the Paris edition of Les Noels Bourguignons de Bernard de la Mennoye (Gui Barôzai), 1842, was quoted by Mr. Longfellow when first printing this poem.]

1831.

1832.

The Return of Spring.

Rondel: "Hence away, begone, begone." Spring.

The Child Asleep.

Friar Lubin.

*Let me go warm.

*The Disembodied Spirit.

*Ideal Beauty.

*The Lover's Complaint.
The Nativity of Christ.

The Assumption of the Virgin.
A Florentine Song.

A Neapolitan Canzonet.
Christmas Carol.

A Soldier's Song.

Tell me, tell me, thou pretty Bee.
Sicilian Canzonet.
Coplas de Manrique.
The Good Shepherd.
To-Morrow.

The Native Land.
The Image of God.
The Brook.

*Vida de San Millan.

*San Miguel, The Convent. Death of Archbishop Turpin. Art and Nature.

The Two Harvests.

1833. Ancient Spanish Ballads. *Clear Honor of the Liquid Element. *Praise of Little Women.

1834.

1835.

1836.

*Milagros de Nuestra Señora. *Song of the Rhine.

King Christian.

Song: "She is a maid of artless grace." Song of the Bell.

The Castle by the Sea.

Song of the Silent Land.

1837. Passages from Frithiof's Saga.

A Day of Sunshine.

Interlude: A strain of music closed the tale (Tales of a Wayside Inn). Prelude: The Wayside Inn.

The Legend of Rabbi Ben Levi (Tales of a Wayside Inn).

King Robert of Sicily (Tales of a Wayside Inn).

Torquemada (Tales of a Wayside Inn). The Cumberland.

*Five Interludes to First Part of Tales of a Wayside Inn.

The Falcon of Ser Federigo (Tales of a Wayside Inn).

The Birds of Killingworth (Tales of a Wayside Inn).

*Finale to Part First of Tales of a Wayside Inn.

*Something left Undone. * Weariness.

The Abbot Joachim: First Interlude to Christus.

Martin Luther: Second Interlude to Christus.

St. John: Finale to Christus. The Divine Tragedy, finished. *Introitus to Christus.

*Interludes and Finale to Part Second of Tales of a Wayside Inn. Michael Angelo, first draft. Azrael (Tales of a Wayside Inn). Charlemagne (Tales of a Wayside Inn).

Emma and Eginhard (Tales of a Wayside Inn).

*Prelude, Interludes and Finale to Part Third of Tales of a Wayside Inn.

Elizabeth (Tales of a Wayside Inn). The Monk of Casal-Maggiore (Tales of a Wayside Inn).

Scanderbeg (Tales of a Wayside Inn). The Mother's Ghost (Tales of a Wayside Inn).

The Rhyme of Sir Christopher (Tales of a Wayside Inn).

Michael Angelo: Monologue, The Last Judgment; Monologue, Part Second. Palazzo Cesarini; The Oaks of Monte Luca.

*The Challenge. *Aftermath.

The Hanging of the Crane. Chaucer.

Shakespeare. Milton.

Keats.

*From the Cancioneros.

Charles Sumner.

Travels by the Fireside.

Cadenabbia.

Autumn Within.

Monte Cassino.

Morituri Salutamus.

Three Friends of Mine.

The Galaxy.

The Sound of the Sea.

A Summer Day by the Sea.
The Tides.

A Nameless Grave.

The Old Bridge at Florence.

Il Ponte Vecchio di Firenze.
Michael Angelo: Vittoria Colonna;
Palazzo Belvedere; Bindo Altoviti :
In the Coliseum.