Cantata-Sunday.--Two Testaments.--Pontac; Blood; Love. SIXTH LETTER-BOX. Office-Impost.--One of the most important of Petitions. SEVENTH LETTER-BOX. Sermon.--School Exhibition.--Splendid Mistake. EIGHTH LETTER-BOX. Instalment in the Parsonage. NINTH LETTER-BOX. Or to the Marriage. TENTH LETTER BOX. St. Thomas's-Day and Birthday. ELEVENTH LETTER BOX. Spring; Investiture; and Childbirth. TWELFTH LETTER-BOX. Steeple-Ball Ascension.--The Toy-Press. THIRTEENTH LETTER BOX. Christening. FOURTEENTH LETTER-BOX. CHAPTER LAST. _SCHMELZLE'S JOURNEY TO FLÄTZ_. Preface. Circular Letter of the proposed Catechetical Professor Attila Schmelzel to his Friends; containing some Account of a Holidays' Journey to Flätz, with an Introduction, touching his Flight, and his Courage as former Army-Chaplain. Journey to Flätz. First Stage; from Neusattel to Vierstädten. Second Stage; from Vierstädten to Niederschöna. Third Stage; from Niederschöna to Flätz. First Day in Flätz. First Night in Flätz. Second Day in Flätz. _ANALECTS FROM RICHTER_. The Happy Life of a Parish Priest in Sweden. Dream upon the Universe. Complaint of the Bird in a darkened Cage. On the Death of Young Children. The prophetic Dew-Drops. On Death. Imagination untamed by the coarser Realities of Life. Satirical Notice of Reviewers. Female Tongues. Forgiveness. The Grandeur of Man in his Littleness. Night. The Stars. Martyrdom. The Quarrels of Friends. Dreaming. Two Divisions of Philosophic Minds. Dignity of Man in Self-Sacrifice. Fancy. _MISCELLANEOUS PIECES_. Reminiscences of the best Hours of Life for the Hour of Death. The New-Year's Night of an Unhappy Man. The Death of an Angel. A Dream and the Truth. The Beauty of Death in the Bloom of Youth. THE CAMPANER THAL; OR, DISCOURSES ON THE IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL. TRANSLATED BY JULIETTE BAUER. "Report also, we regret to say, is all that we know of the _Campaner Thal_, one of Richter's beloved topics, or rather the life of his whole philosophy, glimpses of which look forth on us from almost every one of his writings. He died while engaged, under recent and almost total blindness, in enlarging and remodelling this _Campaner Thal_. The unfinished manuscript was borne upon his coffin to the burial vault; and Klopstock's hymn, _Auferstehen wirst du!_ 'Thou shalt arise, my soul!' can seldom have been sung with more appropriate application than over the grave of Jean Paul."--From _Carlyle's Miscellanies_.