[406] [_Walden_, p. 242, where he makes his age four instead of five at the time of this early visit.]
325, 326.]
[435] [See _Journal_, vol. vii, Feb. 1, 1855.]
[444] [Twenty-six lines of this, somewhat revised, appear under the title of "Pilgrims" in _Excursions, and Poems_, p.
413.]
Riv. 127, 128.]
116, 117.]
[461] ["Hilda" was originally written where "Nutting" appears on p. 420.]
Riv. 93-95 ("Thomas Carlyle and his Works").]
("Thomas Carlyle and his Works").]
("Thomas Carlyle and his Works").]
121 ("Thomas Carlyle and his Works").]
[487] [This follows matter used on p. 81 of _Week_ (Riv.
101).]
[489] [See p. 337.]
[490] [This and the succeeding paragraphs on the Indian were written in pencil on loose sheets of paper and slipped between the pages of the Journal.]
[492] _Vide_ the Fall of the Leaf poem. [This note is written in pencil between this line and the following stanza. The poem referred to is reprinted (without these lines) in _Excursions, [493] [This refers to the middle of September and follows matter used in _Week_, on p. 357 (Riv. 443).]
[496] [The first four lines of a poem the rest of which appears on pp. 234, 235 of _Week_ (Riv. 290, 291).]
[497] [This poem appears, slightly abridged and altered, in [498] [There is a blank space here before "musty," as if Thoreau had sought another adjective to go with it.]
[504] [This appears in pencil on a loose sheet of paper inclosed between the pages of the Journal.]
[506] [Here follows matter printed on pp. 105, 106 of _Week_ (Riv. 130-132).]
[507] [See _Journal_, vol. vi, Feb. 5, 1854.]