Chapters from the Life of Philomelus Prig. February. _Skillygoliana_, III. February. The Idler, No. II. March. Skillygoliana, IV. April. _A Dead Letter._ May. [_Extracts from a Hasty Pudding Poem._] June. _Translations from Uhland._ i. Das Ständchen; ii. Der Weisse Hirsch. June. _To Mount Washington, on a second visit._ July. _Song_: “A pair of black eyes.” July. _CLASS POEM._ |“Some said, John, print it; others said, Not so; | Some said, It might do good; others said, No.” | Bunyan. | MDCCCXXXVIII. | Poem dated, Concord, August 21, 1838. 1839. _Song_: “Ye Yankees of the Bay State.” Boston Post, 27 February. _Threnodia on an Infant._ Southern Literary Messenger, May. Signed H. P. 1840. [All the contributions this year were to the Southern Literary Messenger.] _Sonnet_: “Verse cannot tell thee how beautiful thou art.” March. Signed H. P. _Song_: “What reck I of the stars when I.” March. Signed H. P. _Sonnet_: “My friend, I pray thee call not _this_ Society.” March. Signed H. P. _The Serenade_: “Gentle, Lady, be thy sleeping.” April. Signed H. P. _Music._ May. Signed H. P. _Song_: “O, I must look on that sweet face ones more before I die.” June. Signed H. P. _Song_: “Lift up the curtains of thine eyes.” June. Signed H. P. _Sonnet_: “O, child of nature! oh, most meek and free.” June. Signed H. P. _Isabel._ June. _The Bobolink._ July. Signed H. P. _Ianthe._ July. Signed H. P. _Flowers._ July. Signed H. P. 1841. _A | YEAR’S LIFE.| by | James Russell Lowell._ | Ich habe gelebt unb geliebet. | Boston: | C. C. Little and J. Brown | MDCCCXLI. _Callirhoë_, by H. Perceval, dated 1841. Graham’s Magazine, March. _Ballad_: “Gloomily the river floweth.” Graham’s Magazine, October. _Merry England._ Graham’s Magazine, November. _The Loved One._ National Anti-Slavery Standard, 16 December. _Sonnet_: “Great truths are portions of the soul of man.” The Liberty Bell. 1842. _Sonnet to Keats_, dated March, 1841. Boston Miscellany, January. [_Agatha_], dated September, 1840. Boston Miscellany, January. _To Perdita Singing_, dated February, 1841. Boston Miscellany, January. _Song_: “Violet! sweet violet!” Graham’s Magazine, January. _Sonnet_: To the Spirit of Keats. Arcturus, January. _Sonnet_: Sunset and Moonshine. Arcturus, January. _Sonnet_: “Poet! thou art most wealthy, being poor,” dated November 25, 1841. Arcturus, February. _An Ode_: “In the Old Days of awe and keen-eyed wonder,” dated December, 1841. Boston Miscellany, February. _Sonnet_: “Like some black mountain glooming huge aloof,” dated October, 1841. Boston Miscellany, February. _Rosaline._ Graham’s Magazine, February.