CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE, =4=, 356-387.

Civilization, not all a success, =2=, 34; and landscape, =3=, 171-173.

_Claire Fontaine_, _La_, =5=, 26.

Clams, Cape Cod, =4=, 35, 36; large, 72; or quahogs, catching birds

86; stones shaped like, 109.

Clark, Farmer, =6=, 141.

Clark's Island, =6=, 301, note, 328, note.

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.

Clothes, =6=, 227, 228, 245, 255, 256, 262, 363; bad-weather, =5=, 28;

Canadian, 45.

Clothing, a necessary of life, =2=, 13, 14; not always procured for

true utility, 23; new and old, 25, 26.

Cloud, entering a, =3=, 70; factory, a, 70.

Clouds. _See_ Rain.

Clover, tree. _See_ Melilot.

Club at Parker House, =6=, 345; Town and Country, 345, 346.

Coat-of-arms, a Concord, =1=, 7.

Cock-crowning, the charms of, =2=, 140-142.

Codman place, the, =2=, 286.

Coffee-grounds, =6=, 180.

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.

Cold weather, =6=, 14, 27-32, 250.

Collins, James, Irishman whose shanty T. bought, =2=, 47.

Colors, names and joy of, =5=, 273-275. _See_ Autumnal Tints, Clouds,

etc.

Colton's Map of Maine, =3=, 104, 308.

Comet, nucleus of, =6=, 173.

Commerce, =1=, 224; in praise of, =2=, 131-136, =6=, 102.

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.

Conantum, =1=, 374; =6=, 140.

Concord (Mass.), settlement of, =1=, 3; historian of, quoted, 3; 5;

coat-of-arms for, 7; territory of, in 1831, 8; described by Johnson,

8; meadows, 9; a port of entry, 12; 14; poet, a, 14; 36, 43, 49, 51,

61, 64, 82, 124; History of, quoted, 125; 169; Cliffs, 170; 227, 345;

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,

283; "to the rescue," 286; 291, 308; =3=, 1, 24, 76, 117; meaning of

Indian name for, 157, 187; 214, 268; the Assabet in; 278; the

_trainers_ of, =4=, 392; =5=, 3, 6, 8; History of, quoted, 115; 133,

149, 152; its academy, =6=, 10, 24, 49; aspect of, 14, 38, 67, 92,

104; cliffs of, 28, 30, 104; Lyceum, 6, 52, 53, 61, 145, 154, 156,

275; people and houses, 4-7, 14, 17, 18, 21, 34, 35, 42, 43, 48-50,

52-54, 64, 65, 92, 93; schools, 5, 6, 10, 22, 23, 48, 49, 321, 322;

T's fondness for, 285.

Concord (N.H.), =1=, 88, 89; =2=, 68, 308; entertained in, and origin

of, 322.

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