III. Uncollected Prose Pieces
Three Waterfalls: `Scott’s Magazine’ (Atlanta, Ga.), August, September, 1867
Address before the Furlow Masonic Female College (Ga.), June 30, 1869: ‘Catalogue’ of the College for 1869.
Confederate Memorial Address at Macon, Ga., April 26, 1870: ‘Macon Daily Telegraph’ of April 27, 1870, and reprinted in same for April 27, 1887.
Retrospects and Prospects: ‘Southern Magazine’ (Baltimore) 8. 283-290, 446-456, March, April, 1871.
Nature-Metaphors: ‘Southern Magazine’ 10. 172-182, February, 1872.
San Antonio de Bexar: ‘Southern Magazine’ 13. 83-99, 138-152, July, August, 1873.
Peace: ‘Southern Magazine’ 15. 406-410, October, 1874.
Review of Hayne’s Poems: ‘Southern Magazine’, 1874.
The Ocklawaha in May: ‘Lippincott’s Magazine’ (Philadelphia) 16. 403-413, October, 1875.
St. Augustine in April: ‘Lippincott’s Magazine’ 16. 537-550, November, 1875.
Sketches of India, published anonymously: ‘Lippincott’s Magazine’ 17. 37-51, 172-183, 283-301, 409-427, January-April, 1876.
Defence of Centennial Cantata: ‘The Tribune’ (New York), 1876.
Musical Festival in Baltimore: ‘The Sun’ (Baltimore), May 28, 29, 30, 1878.
Criticism of Rubinstein’s Ocean Symphony: ‘The Sun’ (Baltimore), January 31, 1880.
The Story of a Proverb: ‘Lippincott’s Magazine’ 23. 109-113, January, 1879.
Letter to Mr. J. F. D. Lanier, a banker of New York, giving an account of the Laniers in Europe and of their coming to America: privately printed, Baltimore, April 2, 1879, pp. 17.
A Fairy Tale for Grown People: ‘St. Nicholas Magazine’, 1879.
The Orchestra of To-day: ‘Scribner’s Monthly’ (New York) 19. 897-904, April, 1880.
The New South: ‘Scribner’s Monthly’ 20. 840-851. October, 1880.
Bob: ‘The Independent’ (New York) 34. 1-3, August 3, 1882.
Moral Purpose in Art: ‘The Century Magazine’ (New York) 4. 131-137, May, 1883.
Two Letters to Bayard Taylor: Taylor (M. H.) and Scudder’s ‘Life and Letters of Bayard Taylor’ (Boston, 1884), vol. ii., 677, 693-94.
The Legend of St. Leonor, a Fragment from an Unfinished Lecture on “The Relations of Poetry and Science”: ‘The Independent’ 37. 1627, December 17, 1885.
The Happy Soul’s Address to the Dead Body, from Shakespeare Course of Lectures: ‘The Independent’, 1886.
A Great Man Wanted, Extract from Letter of November 15, 1874, to Judge L. E. Bleckley, of Georgia: ‘The Acorn’ (Towson, Md.), June, 1887; reprinted in ‘The Critic’ (New York) 7. 309, June 18, 1887.
From Bacon to Beethoven, published anonymously: ‘Lippincott’s Magazine’ 41. 643-655, May, 1888.
Chaucer and Shakespeare: ‘The Independent’ 43. 1337-1338, 1371-1372, September 10 and 17, 1891.
Chaucer and Shakespeare Compared: ‘The Independent’ 43. 1401-1402, September 24, 1891.
What I Know about Flowers, a S. S. address delivered about 1868, but first published in ‘The Sunday-school Times’ (Philadelphia) 33. 739, November 21, 1891.
How to Read Chaucer: ‘The Independent’ 43. 1748, November 26, 1891.
Blood-red Flower of War, an extract from ‘Tiger-lilies’ (pp. 115-121): ‘The Sunday News’ (Baltimore), November 27, 1892.
Letters to Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Peacock, from January 26, 1875, to June 1, 1880, edited by Wm. R. Thayer: ‘The Atlantic Monthly’ (Boston) 74. 14-28, 181-193, July, August, 1894.