Graham's Magazine, Vol. XLI, No. 2, August 1852THE RANGER’S CHASE.Reading editionChapter navigation53 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterDEPARTED JOYS.MIDSUMMER DAYS.WIDOWS.ASTRONOMY.HYMN TO THE SUN.ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.THE TWO BIRDS.—A STREET LYRIC.MISS HARPER’S MAID.“WHATEVER HE DOETH SHALL PROSPER.”THE USEFUL ARTS.I. Endowments for Labor.II. The Hunter.III. Pastoral Life.IV. Agriculture.V. Settlers in towns.VI. Inhabitants of Cities.TO A WHIP-POOR-WILLHESPERIUS—A VISION.THE PEDANT:Chapter V“Dialogue.Chapter VIChapter VIIChapter VIIIChapter IXChapter XLIFE’S BATTLE MARCH.THE HARVEST OF GOLD.SEMINOLE WAR SONG.STABILITY.LINES,SONNET—VIRTUE.THE SHARK AND HIS HABITS.THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH.HUSH! HUSH!ANNIE MORTON.ADIEU.THE RANGER’S CHASE.Chapter IChapter IIChapter IIIChapter IVIMPRESSIONS OF ENGLAND.SONNET.—CYDNUS.NELLY NOWLAN ON BLOOMERS.YESTERDAY—TO-DAY—TO-MORROW!AMONG THE MOORS.THE OLD MAN’S EVENING THOUGHTS.MY FIRST INKLING OF A ROYAL TIGER.REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.THE AZTEC CHILDREN.GRAHAM’S SMALL-TALK.Previous chapter ←ADIEU.Next chapter →Chapter IAll chapters and sections (53)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsDEPARTED JOYS.MIDSUMMER DAYS.WIDOWS.ASTRONOMY.HYMN TO THE SUN.ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.THE TWO BIRDS.—A STREET LYRIC.MISS HARPER’S MAID.“WHATEVER HE DOETH SHALL PROSPER.”THE USEFUL ARTS.I. Endowments for Labor.II. The Hunter.III. Pastoral Life.IV. Agriculture.V. Settlers in towns.VI. Inhabitants of Cities.TO A WHIP-POOR-WILLHESPERIUS—A VISION.THE PEDANT:Chapters5Other sections“Dialogue.Chapters678910Other sectionsLIFE’S BATTLE MARCH.THE HARVEST OF GOLD.SEMINOLE WAR SONG.STABILITY.LINES,SONNET—VIRTUE.THE SHARK AND HIS HABITS.THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH.HUSH! HUSH!ANNIE MORTON.ADIEU.THE RANGER’S CHASE.Chapters1234Other sectionsIMPRESSIONS OF ENGLAND.SONNET.—CYDNUS.NELLY NOWLAN ON BLOOMERS.YESTERDAY—TO-DAY—TO-MORROW!AMONG THE MOORS.THE OLD MAN’S EVENING THOUGHTS.MY FIRST INKLING OF A ROYAL TIGER.REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.THE AZTEC CHILDREN.GRAHAM’S SMALL-TALK.A WESTERN STORY OF THE WAR OF 1812.◇———◇BY J. L. M’CONNEL, AUTHOR OF “TALBOT AND VERNON,” ETC.◇———◇← ADIEU.CHAPTER I. →