Chippie. _See_ Sparrow, social. Cicada, _or_ harvest-fly, 194, 195. Cinquefoil, 17. Claytonia, _or_ spring beauty, 164, 172. Clematis, wild, 17. Clouds, in England, 107; at sea, 269-273. Clover (_Trifolium incarnatum_), 93, 169. Clover, red, 16, 52. Clover, white, 16, 17, 165. Clover, yellow, 16. Clyde, the, sailing up, 2-7. Cockscomb, 160. Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, quotation from, 166, 167, 228. Coltsfoot, 170. Columbine, 38, 173. Commons, in England, 104. Convolvulus, 19. Copses, in England, 82. Cormorants, 189. Corn-crake, notes of, 132. Cow-bunting, _or_ cowbird (_Molothrus ater_), notes of, 125. Cranesbill, 53. Creeper, European brown, 189. Crow, carrion, 193. Cuckoo (_Coccyzus_ sp.), notes of, 127. Cuckoo, European, 65; notes of, 77, 78, 95, 123, 138, 148. Curlew, European, 107; notes of, 141. Daffodils, 165, 172. Daisy, English, 52, 159, 160, 196. Daisy, ox-eye, 160, 165, 196. Dalibarda, 164. Dandelion, 16, 165. Danton, Georges Jacques, 229. Darwin, Charles, 31, 32. Dead-nettle, 161. Democracy, Carlyle's opinion of, 232-251. De Quincey, Thomas, 230. Desmoulins, Camille, 229. Devil's Punch-Bowl, the, 88. Dicentra, 38, 164, 172. Dickens, Charles, 231. Dock, sorrel (_Rumex acetosa_), 170. Docks, 171. Dog-fish, 188. Dolphins, 274, 275. Doon, the, 46, 132, 134, 161, 162. Dover, the cliffs of, 13, 14. Ducks, wild, 186. Eagle, 187, 188. Earthworm, as a cultivator of the soil, 31, 32. Easing, 94, 103. Ecclefechan, 39; the journey from Edinburgh to, 49-55; in the village and churchyard of, 55-58, 61-64; birds'-nesting boys of, 64-66; walks about, 67-72; the "dogfight," 67. Edinburgh, 48, 49, 178. Edward, Thomas, 187, 188. Elder, English, 10. Elecampane, 171. Elm, English, 19, 97. Emerson, Ralph Waldo, as a poet of the woods, 43, 44; quotations from, 43, 44, 102, 176, 210, 213, 214, 218, 221; statement on fields, 53; his friendship with Carlyle, 203, 204; compared and contrasted with Carlyle, 203-210, 212; his correspondence with Carlyle, 203, 204, 208-210, 225.
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