Graham's Magazine, Vol. XXXVII, No. 5, November 1850THE VISION OF MARIOTDALE.[1]Reading editionChapter navigation32 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterENCHANTED BEAUTY. A MYTH.HYLAS.THE VISION OF MARIOTDALE.[1]I.—THE SURPRISE.II.—THE PEST HOUSE.III.—THE VISION.SORROW.SONNET.—MORAL STRENGTH.TAMAQUE.THE RECONCILIATION.UNHAPPY LOVE.THE SUNFLOWER.PART SECOND.THE WIFE’S LAST GIFT.I DREAMED.MINNIE DE LA CROIX:THEODORA.PEDRO DE PADILH.CHARLOTTE CORDAY.SONNET.NETTLES ON THE GRAVE.FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS FROM UNFAMILIAR SOURCES.TWO CRAYON SKETCHES.1.—“CHILD’S PLAY.”2.—“FORTUNE’S PRANKS.”QUAIL AND QUAIL SHOOTING.THE SPECTRE KNIGHT AND HIS LADYE-BRIDE.TO L——. WITH SOME POEMS.WORDSWORTH.REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.EDITORIAL.Previous chapter ←HYLAS.Next chapter →I.—THE SURPRISE.All chapters and sections (32)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsENCHANTED BEAUTY. A MYTH.HYLAS.THE VISION OF MARIOTDALE.[1]I.—THE SURPRISE.II.—THE PEST HOUSE.III.—THE VISION.SORROW.SONNET.—MORAL STRENGTH.TAMAQUE.THE RECONCILIATION.UNHAPPY LOVE.THE SUNFLOWER.Parts2Part 2 · Other sectionsTHE WIFE’S LAST GIFT.I DREAMED.MINNIE DE LA CROIX:THEODORA.PEDRO DE PADILH.CHARLOTTE CORDAY.SONNET.NETTLES ON THE GRAVE.FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS FROM UNFAMILIAR SOURCES.TWO CRAYON SKETCHES.1.—“CHILD’S PLAY.”2.—“FORTUNE’S PRANKS.”QUAIL AND QUAIL SHOOTING.THE SPECTRE KNIGHT AND HIS LADYE-BRIDE.TO L——. WITH SOME POEMS.WORDSWORTH.REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.EDITORIAL.THE VISION OF MARIOTDALE.[1]———◇BY H. HASTINGS WELD.◇———◇Notes in this chapterNote 1 · The incidents which follow are not offered as from the writer’s own observation. As the simple narrative can be best told in the first perso← HYLAS.I.—THE SURPRISE. →