Buckland, Francis T., Curiosities of Natural History, =4=, 84.
Buddha and Christ, =1=, 68.
Buddhist, =6=, 108.
Buffaloes, =6=, 14, 17, 109.
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.
Burlington (Vt.), =5=, 7, 99.
Burnham, a Boston bookseller, =6=, 263.
Burns, T.'s grandmother, =6=, 7.
Burns, Anthony, =4=, 405.
Burnt Land, the, =3=, 29, 77.
"Burntibus," =3=, 319.
Burton, Sir Richard Francis, =5=, 228.
Business habits indispensable, strict, =2=, 21, 22; remarks on, =6=,
8, 9, 107, 169-171, 317, 318, 355, 356.
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.
Buttrick's Plain, =1=, 51.
Cabmen of New York, =6=, 69, 70.
Cabot, the discoveries of, =4=, 232, 233.
Cabot, J. Elliot (H. U. 1840), =6=, 125, 130, 188; letters to,
126-129, 155; letters from, 130, 131, 188.
Cabs, Montreal, =5=, 18; Quebec, 69, 70.
Cactus, =6=, 29, 32.
Caddis-worms, =5=, 170.
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.
California, the rush to, =4=, 463-465; =6=, 210, 216.
Calling, choice of a, =6=, 66, 67, 108, 109, 121, 156, 163, 168, 171,
174, 175, 181, 195, 211, 219.
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
hives of, 150; =6=, 5, 7, 8, 10, note, 45, 66-68, 109, 129, 133, 138,
226, 237, 252, 253, 287, 311; observatory, 133, 137.
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.
Camping out, =6=, 365, 368, 369, 371.
Camp-meetings, Eastham, =4=, 46-48; _versus_ Ocean, 67.
Canaan (N. H.), =1=, 263.
Canada, apparently older than the United States, =5=, 80, 81;
population of, 81, 82; the French in, a nation of peasants, 82;
mentioned, =6=, 215, 251, 323, 324.
_Canadense_, _Iter_, and the word, =5=, 101.
Canadian, woodchopper, a, =2=, 159-166; boat-song, =3=, 42; a blind,
234; French, =5=, 9; horses, 34; women, 34; atmosphere, 34; love of
neighborhood, 42, 43; houses, 44, 59; clothes, 45; salutations, 47;
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.
Candor, in friendship, =6=, 57, 80, 137.
Cane, a straight and a twisted, =5=, 184, 185.
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,
275-277, 279, 280; =6=, 109, 254, 324, 325.
"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
of, 142; changes in the coast-line of, 151-155; clothes-yard, a, 220;
and its harbors, various names for, 226-229; Gosnold's discovery of,
242-247; people, 257, 258; =6=, 246, 255, 256, 312, 313; T.'s
excursions to, 254, 255, 309, 312, 357.
"Cape Cod Railroad," the, =4=, 19.
Cape Diamond, =5=, 22, 40; signal-gun on, 85; the view from, 88.
Cape Rosier, =5=, 92.
Cape Rouge, =5=, 21, 95.
Cape Tourmente, =5=, 41, 89, 96.
Carbuncle Mountain, =3=, 291.
Cardinals, =1=, 18.
Cards left by visitors, =2=, 143, 144.
Cares, =6=, 262, 360.
Carew, Thomas, quoted, =2=, 89.
Caribou Lake, =3=, 216.
Carlisle (Mass.), =1=, 4, 37, 50, 53; =6=, 16, 18, 134.
Carlisle Bridge, =1=, 20, 37.
Carlton House, New York, =6=, 55.