SECOND REVERIE

By a City Grate[47]
ISea-Coal[57]
IIAnthracite[77]

THIRD REVERIE

Over His Cigar[99]
ILighted With a Coal[105]
IIWith a Wisp of Paper[121]
IIILighted With a Match[137]

FOURTH REVERIE

Morning, Noon and Evening[155]
IMorning—Which Is the Past[165]
School Days[177]
The Sea[191]
The Father-Lan[201]
A Roman Girl[213]
The Appenines[225]
Enrica[235]
IINoon—Which Is the Present[245]
Early Friends[249]
School Revisited[259]
College[267]
The Packet of Bella[275]
IIIEvening—Which Is the Future[287]
Carry[293]
The Letter[303]
New Travel[311]
Home[327]

PREFACE

This book is neither more nor less than it pretends to be; it is a collection of those floating reveries which have, from time to time, drifted across my brain. I never yet met with a bachelor who had not his share of just such floating visions; and the only difference between us lies in the fact that I have tossed them from me in the shape of a book.