Everett, Edward, 88. FAIRHAVEN CLIFFS, 153. Fenda, the fortune teller, 204. Fields, James T., 300, 300. Forbes, Mrs. W. H., recollections of Thoreau, 270-273. " Forester, The," verse by Emer son, 257. " Fruitlands," in Harvard, 135- 137. Fugitive Slave, in Concord, 195. Fuller, Margaret, in Concord, 70 ; criticises Thoreau s poems, 169-172 ; rejects a prose article by him, 173 ; her character, 174 ; in Cambridge, 191 ; at a conversation, 190 ; visit to Eu rope, marriage, and death, 230 ; writes for the " Tribune, and lives with H. Greeley, 217. GARDINER. DR., 79, 80. Garfleld, his ancestors, 204. Gilman, Rev. Nicholas, 128-130. Goodwin, Rev. H. B., 83. Graham, George R., 222, 224. Graham s Magazine, 213, 224. Graveyard in Lincoln, 204. Greeley, Horace, as Maecenas, 217; editor of the "Tribune, 216; described by Margaret Fuller, 217 ; his correspond ence with Thoreau, 219-229, 231-240; invites Thoreau to Chappaqua, satirized by W. E. Channing, 218. Griswold, R. W., 220, 222. HAFIZ, quoted, 166. Hamilton, Alexander, 113. Hampden, John, 107. Hardy, Captain, 120-122. Harvard Magazine, 196. Hawthorne, Nathaniel, moves and removes to Concord, 70 ; quoted, 71 ; Channing s verses on, 188 ; Emerson s influence on, 148 ; his " Scarlet Letter, 277; invites Thoreau to lect ure in Salem, 276 ; returns to Concord, 278 ; returns thither from Europe, 189. Herald s Office, London, 108. Heywood, Dr. Abiel, 38, 40-42. 21 Heywood, George, 89. Hildreth, S. T., 57. Hoar, E. R., 90,312. Hoar, Edward, 254. Hoar, Miss Elizabeth, 239. Hoar, Mrs. Samuel, 96. Hoar, Samuel, 46, 72,90, 95, 112. Hollowell Farm, 172, note, 208. Hosmer Cottage, 117. Hosmer, Cyrus, 111. Hosiner, Edmund, 118-120. Hosmer, James, 98. Hosmer, Joseph (the Major). 98. 99, 100, 109, 111, 112, 113. Hosmer, Lucy , 110. Hurd, Dr. Isaac, 42. ICARUS, 202. Indians, (American), 240, 242, 248. Ingraham, Cafco, a slave, 203. Ingrahaui, Duncan, 66-68. JACK, JOHN, a negro, 204; epi taph on, 205. Jackson, Dr. C. T., 246, 247. James, Henry, 305. Jarvis, Deacon Francis, 76, 77. Jarvis, Dr. Edward, 76. Jersey, Isle of, 1-4. Journal of Thoreau, 2, 150, 154, 167. KTAADN, and Thoreau s visit there, 225, 227, 228, 245. Keene, N. II., 18. Kosta, Martin, 67. LANE, CHARLES, 135-141. Lee. family, 114 ; their farm and hill, 115. Letters from Maria Thoreau, 5 ; from D. Webster, 15 ; from Jo- eiah Quincy, 53, 61 ; from Dr. Ripley, 57,"81 ; from Dr. Chan- ning to Dr. Ripley, 82; from Charles Lane, to Thoreau, 137- 140; from A. G. Peabody, 65, 56 ; from K. U". Emerson, 155, 193 ; from F. B. Sanborn, 197 ; from Henry Thoreau, 92, 181, 209, 210, 216, 307, 308, 314; from Horace Greeley,219, 222- 231, 233-240: from Margaret Fuller, 169-173 ; from Dr. Rip-
