Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF SEPARATE WORKS AND EDITIONS HARVARDIANA Harvardiana. Volume IV. Cambridge: Published by John Owen. Mdcccxxxviii. During 1837 Lowell was one of the editors of this college magazine, and his contributions were as follows: No. I. September, 1837. New Poem of Homer, p. 18. Imitation of Burns (verse), p. 31. Dramatic Sketch (verse), p. 39. No. II. October. A Voice from the Tombs, p. 53. What is it? (verse), p. 57. Hints to Theme Writers, p. 58. Obituary, p. 64. The Serenade (verse), p. 65. The Old Bell, p. 74. No. HI. November. The Idler, p. 29. Saratoga Lake, p. 111. Hints to Reviewers, No. i, p. 113. Skillygoliana, No. i, p. 119. No. IV. January, 1838. Scenes from an Unpublished Drama (verse), p. 143. Skillygoliana, No. n (verse), p. 157. Chapters from the Life of Philomelus Prig, p. 169. Skillygoliana, No. m (verse), p. 196. No. VI. March. The Idler, No. n, p. 223. No. VII. April. Skillygoliana, No. rv (partly verse), p. 274. No. VIII. May. A Dead Letter (verse), p. 317. No. IX. June. Extracts from a " Hasty Pudding Poem," p. 343. Translations from Uhland (verse), p. 352. CLASS POEM Class Poem. "Some said, John, print it; others said, Not so: Some said, It might be good; others said, No." BUNYAN. MDCCCXXXVIII [Reverse] Cambridge Press: Metcalf, Torry and Ballou. 8vo, pp. 52, paper. Privately printed. [iii] Dedication. To the Class of 1838, Some of whom he loves, none of whom he hates, This "Poem" is Dedicated by Their Classmate. [v] Preface. Many of my readers, and all my friends, know that it was not by any desire of mine that this rather slim production is printed. Circumstances known to all my readers, and which I need not dilate on here, considerably c...