Hesperus; or, Forty-Five Dog-Post-Days: A Biography. Vol. II.

The Earth is the cul-de-sac in the great city of God,—the camera obscura full of inverted and contracted images from a fairer world,—the coast of God's creation,—a vaporous halo around a better sun,—the numerator to a still invisible denominator,—in fact, it is almost nothing at all.
Selections from the Papers of the Devil .
Feigned and Real Swoons of Clotilda.—Julius.—Emanuel's Letter Concerning God.
Tergemini.—Zeusel and his Twin-Brother.—The Ascending Peruke.— Detection Of Knaveries.
Eye-Bandaging.—Picture behind the Bed-curtain.—Two Virtues in Danger.
First Easter-Holiday.—Arrival at the Parsonage.—Club of the Three Twins.—Carps.
Second Easter-Holiday.—Funeral-Discourse on Himself.—Two Opposite Sorts of Fatality to the Wax-Statue.
Third Easter-Holiday.—F. Koch's Double Jews-harp.—The Sleigh-Ride.—The Ball And....
Preface to Part III.
Seventh Intercalary Day.—End of the Register of Extra-Shoots.— Unfeelingness of Readers.—Vol. III. (Preface to).
Conversion.—Billet-Doux of the Watch.—Crape Hat.
Letters.