Ange Gardien Parish, =5=, 42; church of, 46.
Animal food, objections to, =2=, 237.
Animal labor, man better without the help of, =2=, 62, 63.
Animal life and heat nearly synonymous, =2=, 14.
Animals, man's duty to the lower, =4=, 283-286.
Annihilation Company, =6=, 194.
Ants, battle of the, =2=, 253-257.
Apmoojenegamook Lake, =3=, 244, 260; meaning of, 250; a storm on, 263, 264; hard paddling on, 267.
Apollo, translation, =5=, 383.
Apple, history of the tree, =5=, 290-298; the wild, 299, 300; the crab, 301, 302; growth of the wild, 302-308; cropped by cattle, 303-307; the fruit and flavor of the, 308-314; beauty of the, 314, 315; naming of the, 315-317; last gleaning of the, 317-319; the frozen-thawed, 319, 320; dying out of the wild, 321, 322.
Apples, the world eating, green =2=, 86; Baldwin, =6=, 213; Dead Sea, Apple trees, Cape Cod, =4=, 32-34.
Apprentices, the abundance of, =1=, 129.
Archer, Gabriel, quoted, =4=, 244.
Architecture, need of relation between man, truth and, =2=, 51, 52; "Architecture, Seven Lamps of" (Ruskin), 319.
Arnold, Benedict, =6=, 323.
Arnold, Mr., =6=, 341.
Aroostook (Me.), road, =3=, 3, 13, 14; river, 4; wagon, an, 14; valley, 23; sleds of the, 261.
Arpent, the, =5=, 60.
Ashburnham (Mass.), =5=, 3; with a better house than any in Canada, 100.
Ash trees, =5=, 6.
Asiatic, Russia, Mme. Pfeiffer in, =2=, 25.
Assabet (or North) River, the, =1=, 4; =5=, 136; =6=, viii, 269.
Asters, =3=, 97.
133.
Atlantides, The, verse, =1=, 278.
Atlas, =2=, 93.
Atropos, as name for engine, =2=, 131.
Aubrey, John, quoted, =1=, 112.
Auction, of a deacon's effects, =2=, 75; or increasing, 75.
Audubon, John James, reading, =5=, 103; 109, note; 112, note.
Aulus Persius Flaccus, =6=, 6, 158.
Aurora of Guido, The, verse, =5=, 399.
Autumn, the coming of, =1=, 356; flowers of, 377-379; 403; landscape near Provincetown, =4=, 193-195; foliage, brightness of, =5=, 249-252; AUTUMNAL TINTS, =5=, 249-289.
Autumnus, =6=, 38.
Average ability, man's success in proportion to his, =1=, 133; the law of, in nature and ethics, =2=, 321.
"Away! away! away! away!" verse, =1=, 186.
Baboosuck Brook, =1=, 232.
Babylon, ancient, =6=, 224.
Bacchus, Whitman compared to, =6=, 298.
Background, all lives want a, =1=, 45.
BAKER FARM, =2=, 223-231.
Baker Farm, =2=, 307.
Bands of music in distance, =2=, 177, 178.
257, 290, 307.
Bank swallow, the, =4=,164.
Barber's Historical Collections, quoted, =4=, 222.
Barnstable (Mass.), =4=, 22.
Bascom, Rev. Jonathan, =4=, 55.
Baskets, strolling Indian selling, =2=, 20, 21.
Bathing, sea, =4=, 16, 17; feet in brooks, =5=, 140.
Battle-ground, first, of the Revolution, =1=, 14.
Battles, =6=, 356; in the clouds, 330.
BEACH, THE, =4=, 57-78.
BEACH AGAIN, THE, =4=, 102-128.
Beaches, Cape Cod the best of Atlantic, =4=, 269-271.
Bears, abundance of, =3=, 235.
Beaumont, Francis, quoted, =1=, 69.
Beauport (Que.), and _le Chemin de_, =5=, 30; getting lodgings in, 35-38; church in, 69; Seigniory of, 96.
Beaupré, Seigniory of the Côte de, =5=, 41.
Beauties of Ancient English Poetry, =6=, 66.
Beaver River, =1=, 92.
by all rivers, 317.
136.
Beecher, Henry Ward, =6=, 291.
Bees, the keeping of, =4=, 284, 285.
Behavior, repentance for good, =2=, 11.
Behemoth, =6=, 231.
"Behold, how Spring appearing," verse, =5=, 109.
Bellamy, the pirate, wrecked off Wellfleet, =4=, 160, 161.
Bellew, F., an artist, =6=, 287.
Bellows, valley called the, =1=, 189.
Bells, the sound of Sabbath, =1=, 78; of Lincoln, Acton, Bedford, Concord, the, =2=, 136.
Bemis, George, Concord printer, =6=, 18.
Benjamin, Park, =6=, 107, note.
"Best room," the pine wood behind house, =2=, 157.
Bewick, Thomas, =6=, 248.
Beverley, Robert, History of Virginia, quoted, =4=, 15, 102, 103.
Bhagvat-Geeta, the, quoted, =1=, 140; pure thought of the, 142; beauty of the, 148; 153.
Biberg, J. (naturalist), quoted, =6=, 207.
Bibles of several nations, the, =1=, 72; of mankind, 72; =2=, 118, 119.
Billerica (Mass.), =1=, =4=, 32, 36, 38, 43; age of the town of, 49; Billingsgate, part of Wellfleet called, =4=, 82.
Billingsgate Island, =4=, 89.
Biography, autobiography the best, =1=, 163.
Birch, yellow, =5=, 6.
wilderness, =3=, 118; about Moosehead Lake, 186; about Mud Pond Carry, 237; near Chamberlain Lake, 240, 241; on Heron Lake, 255; on East 149. See under names of species.
Biscuit Brook, =1=, 380.
Bittern (Ardea minor, stake-driver), =1=, 249; booming of the, =5=, 111.
Black Knight, The, verse, =5=, 415, note.
Black, Mrs., =6=, 82.
Blackfish, driven ashore in storm, =4=, 142-147.
Black flies, protection against, =3=, 236, 246.
Blakians, sugar candy, =6=, 279.
144.
Boatmen, the pleasant lives of, =1=, 220-226.
Bobolink, the, =5=, 113.
Bodæus, quoted, =5=, 317.
Bogs with hard bottom, =2=, 363.
Bolton (Mass.), =5=, 137.
Bonaparte, anecdote of, =6=, 270.
Bonsecours Market (Montreal), =5=, 11.
Books, the reading and writing of, =1=, 93-112; how to read, =2=, 112; the inheritance of nations, 114; catalogue of, =6=, 59, 63, 263; T.'s gift of, 264; on natural history, reading, =5=, 103-105.
Boots, Canadian, =5=, 51; Borde, Sieur de la, quoted, =4=, 156.
Boston (Mass.), countrified minds in towns about, =3=, 24; a big 263, 332, 395.
Botta, Mrs. Anne Lynch, =6=, 297.
Botta, Paul Emile, quoted, =1=, 107, 130.
Boucher, quoted, =5=, 91.
Boucherville (Que.), =5=, 20.
Bouchette, Topographical Description of the Canadas, quoted, =5=, 41, Bound Rock, =1=, 5.
Bowlin Stream, =3=, 308.
Box, living in a, =2=, 32.
Boys, Provincetown, =4=, 218.
Bradbury and Soden, =6=, 83, 102.
Brahm, the bringing to earth of, =1=, 141.
Brahman, virtue of the, =1=, 146.
Brahmins, =6=, 224, 299, 300; their forms of conscious penance, =2=, 4, 5; Walden ice makes T. one with the, 329.
Brave man and the coward, the, =4=, 277-279.
Bravery of science, the, =5=, 106, 107.
268.
Bream, =1=, 24-26.
Brereton, John, quoted, =4=, 245.
Briars, a field near Walden, =6=, 170, 171.
Bricks, mortar growing harder on, =2=, 266.
Bridgewater (Mass.), =4=, 19.
Brook Island in Cohasset, =4=, 4.
"Brother, where dost thou dwell?" verse, =5=, 403; =6=, 74.
Brown, Deacon Reuben, =6=, 141.
Brown, John, the truth about, =4=, 409; the Kansas troubles, 410, 413-416; occupation, descent, and character, 410-414; newspaper opinions of, 416-425; absurdly called insane, 426-428; small following of, 432; example of death of, 434, 435; feeling of divine appointment, 436, 437; why guilty of death, 437; quoted, 439, 440; last days of, 441-450; effect of the words of, 444; editors' opinions of, 445; not dead, 449, 450; T.'s speech in Concord after the death of, 451-454; execution, 358-360; is eulogized by T., 359; his companions, 365-367.
Brown, John, Jr., son of preceding, visits North Elba and Boston, =6=, 364.
Brown, Mrs. See Jackson.
315, 331.
BRUTE NEIGHBORS, =2=, 247-262.
Buckland, Francis T., Curiosities of Natural History, =4=, 84.
Buddha and Christ, =1=, 68.
Buddhist, =6=, 108.
Buffum, Arnold, =6=, 288.
Bug from an egg in table of apple wood, the, =2=, 366.
Building one's own house, significance of, =2=, 50, 51.
Bull, E. W. (Concord grape), =6=, 377, note.
Bulwer, Lord Lytton, =6=, 28, 30.
Buried money, =1=, 208.
Burnham, a Boston bookseller, =6=, 263.
Burns, Anthony, =4=, 405.
Burnt Land, the, =3=, 29, 77.
Burton, Sir Richard Francis, =5=, 228.
Business habits indispensable, strict, =2=, 21, 22; remarks on, =6=, Busk, Indian feast of first fruits, =2=, 75.
"But since we sailed," verse, =1=, 16.
"Butternuts," in New York, =6=, 18.
Butternut tree, =5=, 6.
Cabmen of New York, =6=, 69, 70.
Cabot, the discoveries of, =4=, 232, 233.
Caen, Emery de, quoted, =5=, 52.
Caleche, the (see Cabs), =5=, 69, 70.
Calf, the young hunting, =6=, 135.
Calidas, the Sacontala, quoted, =1=, 183; =2=, 351.
Calyx, =6=, 199; the thalamus, or bridal chamber, 208.
Cambria, steamer, aground, =4=, 93.
Cambridge, college room rent compared with T.'s, =2=, 55; crowded Camp, loggers', =3=, 20; reading matter in a, 37, 38; on side of Ktaadn, a, 68; the routine for making, 210-212; darkness about a, 303, 304.
Canada, apparently older than the United States, =5=, 80, 81; population of, 81, 82; the French in, a nation of peasants, 82; 234; French, =5=, 9; horses, 34; women, 34; atmosphere, 34; love of vegetables and trees, 47, 48; boots, 51; tenures, 63, 64.
Canal, an old, =1=, 62.
Canal-boat, appearance of a, =1=, 150; passing a, in fog, 200; later and early thoughts about a, 221-226; with sails, 273, 274.
Canoe, water-logged in Walden Pond, =2=, 212; a birch, =3=, 106; used in third excursion to Maine woods, 181; shipping water in a, 189; crossing lakes in a, 206; carrying a, 207, 208; running rapids in a, "Canst thou love with thy mind," verse, =6=, 202.
Canton, Mass., T.'s school at, =6=, 5.
Cap aux Oyes, =5=, 93.
Cape Cod, T.'s various visits to, =4=, 3; derivation of name of, 4; formation of, 4, 20; barrenness of, 36-38; the real, 65; houses, 80; landscape, a, 132-137; men, the Norse quality of, 140; western shore and its harbors, various names for, 226-229; Gosnold's discovery of, "Cape Cod Railroad," the, =4=, 19.
Cape Diamond, =5=, 22, 40; signal-gun on, 85; the view from, 88.
Cape Rosier, =5=, 92.
Carbuncle Mountain, =3=, 291.
Cardinals, =1=, 18.
Cards left by visitors, =2=, 143, 144.
Carew, Thomas, quoted, =2=, 89.
Caribou Lake, =3=, 216.
Carlton House, New York, =6=, 55.
CARLYLE, THOMAS, AND HIS WORKS, =4=, 316-355.
Carlyle, Thomas, circumstances of his life, =4=, 316-320; his books, 320-322; not a German nor a mystic, 322-325; English style of, 324-333; quoted, upon Richter, 331, 338; humor of, 333-337, as critic and looker-on, 339-343; not blithe enough for a poet, 343, 344; sympathy with the Reformer class, 344-346; compared with Emerson, 345; a philosopher of action, 346-349; objections to, 349; a typical specimen from, on Heroes, 350-352; his exaggeration, 352-354; quoted, on the writing of history, 354; pointing to the summits of humanity, Emerson, 94, 101; by Thoreau, 169.
Carnac, =1=, 267.
berries at each, 305, 306; race at a, 314, 315.
Cartier, Jacques, =5=, 7; and the St. Lawrence, 89-91; quoted, 97; 98, 99.
Caryatides, gossips leaning against barn like, =2=, 186.
Cascade, Silver, =6=, 39.
226.
Castor and Pollux, translation, =5=, 388.
Cat, the Collins's, =2=, 48; in the woods, domestic and "winged," 257, 258.
Catherine, a Concord family, =6=, 4.
Cat-naps, =6=, 106.
Caucomgomoc Lake, meaning of the name, =3=, 156; 222, 223.
Caucomgomoc Mountain, =3=, 233.
Caves, birds do not sing in, =2=, 31.
Cedar tea, arbor-vitæ, or, =3=, 60.
Celebrating, men, a committee of arrangements, always, =2=, 363.
Celestial Cows, =6=, 223.
Celestial Empire, conditions of successful trade with, =2=, 22; =6=, 89.
"Celestial Railroad," =6=, 120.
Cellar, a burrow to which house is but a porch, =2=, 49.
Cellini, Benvenuto, quoted, =2=, 224, 225.
Cemetery of fallen leaves, =5=, 269, 270.
Chairs for society, three, =2=, 155.
Chalmers, Dr. Thomas, in criticism of Coleridge, =5=, 324.
Chambers of Silence, =6=, 231.
Chambly (Que.), =5=, 11.
Champlain, Samuel, quoted, =4=, 85; records and maps of, 227-233; quoted, =5=, 8; whales in map of, 91.
Change of air, =2=, 352.
Channing, Ellen Fuller, wife of Ellery, =6=, 43, note.
note, 121.
Channing, Rev. William Henry (H. U. 1829), cousin of Ellery, =6=, 81, Channing, William Francis (son of Dr. W. E. Channing, and cousin of the two named above), mentioned, =6=, 190.
Chapman, George, quoted, =2=, 37.
Chapman, John, London publisher, =6=, 271.
Charity, cold, =4=, 78.
Charles I, the only martyr in Church of England liturgy, =4=, 446.
Chastity, the flowering of man, =2=, 242, 243; and sensuality, =6=, 192, 204-209, 295.
Château, Richer, church of, =5=, 46; 49; lodgings at, 59.
Chateaubriand, quoted, =1=, 137.
Chatham (Mass.), =4=, 26.
Chaucer, Geoffrey, quoted, =1=, 293, 352, 353; in praise of, 391-400; Chaudière River, the, =5=, 21; Falls of the, 69, 70.
Cherry-stones, transported by birds, =5=, 188.
Chesuncook Deadwater, =3=, 217.
136, 137; meaning of the word, 156; 176; going to church on, 214; 234, Chief end of man, =2=, 9.
Chien, La Rivière au, =5=, 56.
Child, Mrs. Lydia Maria, =6=, 100.
Chippeway Indians, =6=, 109.
131, 132.
Cholmondeley, Rev. Charles, =6=, 236.
Christian, the modern, =4=, 420; being a, 445; the prayer of a, =6=, 89.
"Christian Examiner," =6=, 99.
Christianity, practical and radical, =1=, 141; adopted as an improved Church of England, prayer for a martyr, =4=, 446.
Cigar-smoke, the gods not to be appeased with, =4=, 42.
345.
City and country opinions, =4=, 396, 397.
City and Swamp, =6=, 187.
CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE, =4=, 356-387.
Civilization, not all a success, =2=, 34; and landscape, =3=, 171-173.
Clams, Cape Cod, =4=, 35, 36; large, 72; or quahogs, catching birds 86; stones shaped like, 109.
Clark, Farmer, =6=, 141.
Clark, the Swedenborgian, =6=, 146.
Classics, study of the, =1=, 238; =2=, 111-113; must be read in the original, 115.
Clay Pounds, the, =4=, 132; why so called, 158; the Somerset wrecked on, 162.
Canadian, 45.
Clothing, a necessary of life, =2=, 13, 14; not always procured for true utility, 23; new and old, 25, 26.
Clouds. _See_ Rain.
Clover, tree. _See_ Melilot.
Club at Parker House, =6=, 345; Town and Country, 345, 346.
Cock-crowning, the charms of, =2=, 140-142.
Codman place, the, =2=, 286.
Cohass Brook, =1=, 238.
Cohasset, the Indian, =1=, 251.
Cohasset (Mass.), the wreck at, =4=, 5-13; Rocks, sea-bathing at, 16, 17.
Cold Friday, dating from, =2=, 280.
Cold Stream Pond, =3=, 9.
Collins, James, Irishman whose shanty T. bought, =2=, 47.
Colors, names and joy of, =5=, 273-275. _See_ Autumnal Tints, Clouds, etc.
Comet, nucleus of, =6=, 173.
Common sense, uncommon and, =1=, 414; the sense of men asleep, =2=, 357, 358.
Compost, better part of man soon plowed into soil for, =2=, 6.
Concord (Mass.), settlement of, =1=, 3; historian of, quoted, 3; 5; coat-of-arms for, 7; territory of, in 1831, 8; described by Johnson, Cattle-show in, 358-361; return to, 420; Walden Pond in =2=, 3; traveled a good deal in 4; the farmers of, 35; house surpassing the luxury of, 54; little fresh meal and corn sold in, 70; Battle Ground, 95; effect of a fire bell on people living near, 103, 104; culture, 117, 118, wiser men than produced by soil of, 119; hired man of, 120; liberal education in, 121; "its soothing sound is--," 127; sign of a trader in, 133; bells of, 136; two-colored waters of, 195; Walden bequeathed to, 214, 215; fight of ants, 255; D. Ingraham, Esq., of, Indian name for, 157, 187; 214, 268; the Assabet in; 278; the T's fondness for, 285.
of, 322.
CONCORD RIVER, =1=, 3-11.
"Conscience is instinct bred in the house," verse, =1=, 75.
Conscience, the, =1=, 75, 138; the chief of conservatives, 140.
Conservatism, the wisest, =1=, 140.
Cooking, =1=, 237.
Coöperation, difficulties of, =2=, 79, 80.
Coreopsis, =1=, 18.
Corn, great crops of, =4=, 37-39.
Cost, the amount of life exchanged for a thing, =2=, 34; of house, items of, 54; of food for eight months, 65, 66; total, of living, 66; Cotes, Lady Louisa, =6=, 383.
Cotton, Charles, quoted, =1=, 249.
Country and city opinions, =4=, 396, 397.
Cousin Trout. _See_ Chivin.
Cows fed on fishes' heads, =4=, 214, 215.
Cranberries, mountain, =3=, 27; tree, 147.
Cranberry Island, =1=, 6.
Cranks, the turning of, =4=, 297.
Crantz, account of Greenland, quoted, =4=, 60, 149.
Crickets, the creaking of, =5=, 108.
Cromwell's Falls, =1=, 88; story of Cromwell and, 206, 207.
Crooked River, the Souhegan or, =1=, 231.
Crookneck squash seeds, Quebec, =5=, 87.
Crosses in the wilderness, =3=, 50; roadside, =5=, 45, 46.
Crow, the, =5=, 108; not imported from Europe, 113.
Crusoe, Robinson, among the Arabs, =1=, 60.
Cuckoo characters, =6=, 161.
Culm, bloom in the, =5=, 253.
Cultivation, wildness, and, =1=, 55.
Cummings, slave of Squire, =2=, 284.
Cupid Wounded, verse, =1=, 244.
Curing moose meat and hide, =3=, 149, 150, 208.
Curtis, George William, =6=, 142, 256, note, 343.
Custom, the grave of, =1=, 136; immemorial, 140.
Dace. _See_ Chivin.
Damodara, quoted, =2=, 97.
Dana, Charles, =6=, 404.
Danesaz, =6=, 122.
Darby, William, quoted, =5=, 93, 94.
Darien, Isthmus of, robbing graveyards, on the, =4=, 467.
Davenant, Sir William Gondibert, quoted, =2=, 286.
Davis, Josiah, of Concord, his house, =6=, 5.
Day, deliberately, like nature, spending one, =2=, 108; and right, Dead body on the shore, a, =4=, 107, 108.
Debt, getting in and out of, =2=, 7.
Decalogue, for whom made, =6=, 167.
Deer, =3=, 154.
Delay, verse, =5=, 418.
Delay, in life, =6=, 196; in dying, 350.
De Monts, Sieur, quoted, =1=, 42; Champlain and, =4=, 228.
Departure, The, verse, =5=, 414.
Desperation, mass of men lead lives of quiet, =2=, 8, 9.
Destiny, =6=, 44; our own work, 361.
Dew of sixpences, =6=, 44.
Dialect, abominable, =6=, 63.
Dialogue between Hermit and Poet, =2=, 247-249.
"Die and be buried who will," verse, =3=, 90.
Digby, Sir Kenelm, quoted, =2=, 179.
Ding Dong, verse, =5=, 417.
Diogenes, =6=, x.
Diploma, =6=, 138.
Dippers, a brood of, =3=, 184.
Discontented, speaking mainly to the, =2=, 17, 18.
Discovery, inner, =1=, 409.
Dissipation, not allied to love, =6=, 206; to be shunned by T., =6=, 313.
Divinity in man! Look at the teamster, =2=, 8.
Doane, Heman, verses by, on Thomas Prince's pear tree, =4=, 44, 45.
Doane, John, =4=, 45.
Dobson, the criminal, and Henry James, =6=, 346, 347.
Doctrine of Sorrow, =6=, 168; of Happiness, 173, 174; of letting alone, 177, 178.
Dog, in the woods, a village Bose, =2=, 257; a troublesome, =3=, 177; at the churn, a, =4=, 285.
Dogmas, =6=, 346.
Dogs on the seashore, =4=, 185, 186; in harness, =5=, 30.
Doing and Being, =6=, 221, 230.
"Dong, sounds the brass in the East," verse, =1=, 50.
Donne, Dr. John, quoted, =1=, 315, 356.
Double Top Mountain, =3=, 49.
Douglass, Frederick, Wendell Phillips on, =4=, 313.
Dracut (Mass.), =1=, 81.
Drake, Sir Francis, quoted, =5=, 325.
Dream of fishing, a, =3=, 61.
Dress, of Cholmondeley, =6=, 342; of the Quakers, 97, 288; of T., 226.
Driftwood, Cape Cod and Greenland, =4=, 59-61.
Drosera, =6=, 310.
Du Chaillu, =6=, 382.
Drum, sound of a, by night, =1=, 181.
Drummond of Hawthornden, William, quoted, =2=, 219.
Dubartas, quoted, translation of Sylvester, =5=, 328, 329.
Ducks, on Walden Pond, =2=, 262.
Dug-out houses of American colonists, =2=, 42, 43.
Duke of Newcastle, and Prince of Wales, =6=, 372.
Dunbar, Charles (uncle of T.), =6=, 5, 106.
Dunbar, Louisa, =6=, 99.
Dunbar, Mary, =6=, 12, note.
History of, 175; quoted, 113, 126.
Dustan, Hannah, escape with nurse and child from Indians, =1=, 341-345.
Duty, sense of, =6=, 196.
Duxbury (Mass.), =6=, 301 note.
Dwelling-house, what not to make it, =2=, 31.
Dwight, Timothy, quoted, =4=, 212, 225.
"Each summer sound," verse, =5=, 112.
Earth, probing of, =6=, 194.
EAST BRANCH, THE ALLEGASH AND, =3=, 174-327.
316.
East Harbor Village, in Truro, =4=, 137.
East Main, Labrador and, health in the words, =5=, 104.
"Easter Brooks," =6=, 106.
Eastern Mountain anchored, =6=, 321.
Eastham (Mass.), the history of, =4=, 43-56; ministers of, 45-55; Table-Lands of, 62; the Pilgrims, 256.
Echo, in nature, =6=, 176, 177.
"Echoes of Harper's Ferry," =6=, 359.
ECONOMY, =2=, 3-89.
Edda, the Prose, quoted, =5=, 291.
Edith, the Saxon (daughter of Emerson), =6=, 113.
Education, tuition bills pay for the least valuable part of, =2=, 55, 56.
Eel, the common, the Lamprey, =1=, 31.
Eel River, =3=, 256.
Eggs, a master in cooking, =5=, 61, 62.
Egotism in writers, =2=, 3, 4.
Elegy in a Country Churchyard, =3=, 19, quoted, 19.
Eliot, John, =1=, 82.
Eloquence a transient thing, =2=, 113.
Elysian life, summer makes possible, =2=, 15.
Elysium, translation, =5=, 375.
Emerson, Charles Chauncy (H. U. 1828), his Notes from the Journal of a Scholar, =6=, 94.
157.
Emerson, Haven (son of William), =6=, 78.
Emerson, George B., quoted, =5=, 200.
Emerson, Miss Mary Moody (aunt of R. W. E.), =6=, 269, 345, note.
Emerson, Mrs. R. W. (Lidian Jackson, of Plymouth), =6=, 35, 42, note, Emerson, Madam Ruth (mother of William, Ralph, and Charles), =6=, 54, 78, 95.
End of Nature's creatures, the, =1=, 236.
Enfield (Me.), =3=, 9.
England, last news from, =2=, 105; home of ancestors, =6=, 5, note, English and French in the New World, =5=, 66, 67.
Epidermis, our outside clothes, =2=, 26.
Epistles of Thoreau, =6=, xii; Latin and English, 27-32; take the place of lectures, 192.
Epitome of the year, the day, =2=, 332.
Etesian winds, news simmers through men like, =2=, 186.
Etzler, J. H., review of The Paradise within the Reach of all Men, by, 292, 300, 303; merits and faults of the books, 301-304; criticised, =6=, 102.
Everlasting (life-everlasting), the pearly, =3=, 97.
_Ex Oriente Lux: ex Occidente Frux_, =5=, 221.
Exaggeration, the need of, =4=, 352, 353.
New Hampshire (White Mountains), 6, 330-336, 349; to New York and New the West and Northwest, 380, 383, 391; estimate of, =6=, 170, 171; Expenses, farm, =2=, 60, 61; outgo and income, bean-field, 179-181.
_See_ Cost.
Experiences, the paucity of men's, =5=, 241, 242.
Exploration, of one's self, =2=, 353-355.
Extemporaneous living, =1=, 332.
_Extra Vagance_, depends on how you are yarded, =2=, 357.
Eyes, movement of the, =1=, 80, the sight of different men's, =5=, Fable, the universal appeal of, =1=, 58; the Christian, 67.
"Fabulate and paddle in the social slush," =6=, 230.