From front to back, the sequential order of contents is:
	1. Drafts for poems, “The Ship” (1828) (1r–1v), “Description of an Afternoon” (1v–2r), “A Psalm” (“shall the dust praise thee o my lord”) (2r), “A Psalm 1st” (“O blessed is the man who walks”) (2r).
	2. Draft for lines 122–62 of the first book of “Eudosia, or a Poem on the Universe” (2r–2v).
	3. Draft for  Harry and Lucy,  no. 32 (3r–3v).
	d) Draft for poems and sermon reports, nos. 36 (partial draft, 3v), 37 (4r), 36 (remainder of draft, 4r), 40 (4r), 41 (4r–5r), 42 (5r), 43 (5r–6r), 44 (partial draft, 6r–7v), 45 (7v), 44 (remainder of draft, 8r–9r).
	e) Draft entitled  a letter  (9r–9v). This brief fragment of a conclusion to a letter––printed from this source in RFL (170)––has been misidentified and misdated as part of a presentation for John James’s May 1828 birthday. In fact, it is almost certainly draft for the conclusion to a presentation to John James one year later, a May 1829 birthday letter that has been printed from its fair copy (RFL 200).
	f) Poem fragments, nos. 58 (9v), 59 (9v–10r).
	g) Draft for  Eudosia,  no. 27, book I, lines 100–104 (on lily of valley), lines 163 to end of book I (on white lily, peony, laurel, and oak), and variants of opening four lines of book II (on pine, not designated as book II here in MS II) (10r–14v).
	h) Poem fragment no. 60, probably intended as continuing revision of no. 44 (14v–15r).
	i) Undated letter to Mrs. Monro that refers to Mary Richardson and Ruskin noting down the Reverend Edward Andrews’s sermons  in a book at home,  i.e. MS II itself––an activity that can be identified with the first quarter of 1829 (15v–16v).