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This diary, a book from Augsburg Publishing, mentions that he is working on cleaning out his house and particularly his desk, but he does not write again after April. At this point he is no longer teaching or preaching. In the back pocket: Notes and a card from Augsburg Publishing House.

Clippings from various newspapers; often in Dano-Norwegian.

This notebook contains the following subjects: 179 miscellaneous quotations, 110 quotations from himself, American Language of Flowers (in alphabetical order), a discourse entitled, “The Roman Legion,” precious stones for each month of the year and their meaning, the harmony of colors, language of the fan, glove, parasol, and handkerchief, alphabets translated into the English alphabet (including the languages he writes in), English grammar notes, puzzles and tricks, mathematical puzzles, drawings of angels and cherubs between pages, conundrums, railroad signals and tableaux, plays and games, illuminated alphabets, drawings of ornaments, a small package of illuminated names, an advertisement, and gesture language illustrated and translated.

An account of Professor Xavier’s first impressions of PLA and Parkland, written on a writing tablet from HyTone Linen Fabric.

Clippings from various newspapers; often in Dano-Norwegian.

Assorted materials covering books Xavier ordered and a miscellaneous prayer.

Clippings from various newspapers, not about him, but interesting to him. Often in Dano-Norwegian and includes all photocopies. No originals.

Clippings from various newspapers; often in Dano-Norwegian.

A notebook with assorted notes on the Greek New Testament by Xavier.