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,
355; mentioned, =6=, 49, 62, 81, 94, 101, 154, 169, 250; reviewed by
Emerson, 94, 101; by Thoreau, 169.
Carnac, =1=, 267.
Carry, Indian's method with canoe at a, =3=, 207, 208; a wet, 235-244;
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.
Cases in court, Wyman's, =6=, 104; Sanborn's, =6=, 364; other cases,
226.
Castleton, Staten Island, =6=, 68, 71-73, 76, 78, 84, 104.
Castor and Pollux, translation, =5=, 388.
Cat, the Collins's, =2=, 48; in the woods, domestic and "winged," 257,
258.
Catacombs, =6=, 161, 178.
_Catastomus tuberculatus_, =6=, 131.
Catherine, a Concord family, =6=, 4.
Catholic Church, =6=, 243, 406.
Cat-naps, =6=, 106.
Cato, Major, quoted, =2=, 70, 93, 183, 268.
Cattle-show, the Concord, =1=, 358-361; men at, =5=, 184.
Caucomgomoc Lake, meaning of the name, =3=, 156; 222, 223.
Caucomgomoc Mountain, =3=, 233.
Caucomgomoc Stream, =3=, 142, 147, 219, 229, 247, 297; =6=, 325.
Caves, birds do not sing in, =2=, 31.
Cedar-post, life of, =6=, 293.
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.
Chaleur, Bay of, =3=, 178; =5=, 90; =6=, 324.
Chalmers, Dr. Thomas, in criticism of Coleridge, =5=, 324.
Chamberlain Farm, the, =3=, 245, 264, 265.
Chamberlain, Lake, =3=, 101, 145, 161, 233, 237, 239, 240;
Apmoojenegamook or, 244; dams about, 251; 262, 267; =6=, 325.
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.
Channing, W. E., quoted, =1=, 42; =2=, 225; =6=, 43, note, 58, note,
65, 79, 92-94, 104, 113, 117, 120-122, 146, 151, 153, 190, 192,
235-238, 251, 253, 254, 257, 259, 266, 270, 272, 273-275, 308, 326,
note, 328, 334, 336, 341, 344, 345, 406, 407; quoted, ix, x, 3, 65,
note, 121.
Channing, Rev. William Henry (H. U. 1829), cousin of Ellery, =6=, 81,
96, 104, 118, 183, 184.
Channing, William Francis (son of Dr. W. E. Channing, and cousin of
the two named above), mentioned, =6=, 190.
Chapin, Rev. E. H. (H. U. 1845), =6=, 61.
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.
Charleston, S. C., =6=, 283.
Charlevoix, quoted, =5=, 52, 91.
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;
quoted, =2=, 234; quoted, =5=, 159, 160, =6=, 103; mentioned, 76.
Chaudière River, the, =5=, 21; Falls of the, 69, 70.
Cheap men, =5=, 29, 30.
Checkerberry-Tea Camp, =3=, 301.
Chelmsford (Mass.), =1=, 53, 63, 81, 85, 88, 92, 113, 268, 384, 391.
Cherries, =6=, 23, 71.
Cherry-stones, transported by birds, =5=, 188.