TABLE OF CONTENTS

[ANGILA MERVALE.]121
[A NEW ENGLAND LEGEND.]126
[SONG OF SLEEP.]128
[THE CRUISE OF THE RAKER.]129
[THE PRAYER OF THE DYING GIRL.]136
[A WRITTEN LEAF OF MEMORY.]137
[ THE SPANISH PRINCESS TO THE MOORISH KNIGHT.]146
[THE LIGHT OF OUR HOME.]146
[AN INDIAN-SUMMER RAMBLE.]147
[THE LOST PET.]152
[ FIEL A LA MUERTE, OR TRUE LOVE'S DEVOTION.]153
[ THE POET'S HEART.—TO MISS O. B.]161
[ THE RETURN TO SCENES OF CHILDHOOD.]162
[SUNSHINE AND RAIN.]162
[THE CHRISTMAS GARLAND.]163
[HEADS OF THE POETS.]170
[HOPE ON—HOPE EVER.]171
[MEXICAN JEALOUSY.]172
[TO GUADALUPE.]174
[THE FADED ROSE.]174
[THE CHILD'S APPEAL.]175
[THE OLD FARM-HOUSE.]175
[ "'TIS HOME WHERE THE HEART IS."]176
[REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.]178

ANGILA MERVALE;

OR SIX MONTHS BEFORE MARRIAGE.

BY F. E. F., AUTHOR OF "AARON'S ROD," "TELLING SECRETS," ETC.

"They say Miss Morton is engaged to Robert Hazlewood," said Augusta Lenox.

"So I hear," replied Angila Mervale, to whom this piece of news had been communicated. "How can she?"