BY THE AUTHOR OF "A NEW HOME."

“Where are the advantages, beyond the means, first, of mere subsistence,
secondly, of information, which ougbt not to be indifferent to true philosophers ?
And yet, where exists the true philosopher who has been able, effectually, to
detach himself from the common mode of thinking on such subjects ?"

SIR W. Scott.

NEW YORK:
C8. FRANCIS & CO., 252 BROADWAY.

BOSTON:
J. H. FRANCIS, 128 WASHINGTON ST.

1842.