Wood-lark, 87, 92, 140;
song of, 125, 127, 129.
Wood-pigeon, notes of, 86, 98.
Woodruff, 163.
Woods, of America, 38;
of England, 38-43;
in poetry, 42-44.
Wordsworth, William, 43;
quotations from, 110, 119, 151, 152, 157, 160, 165, 167;
the poet of those who love solitude, 147;
his house at Grasmere, 151;
his attitude toward nature, 151, 152;
his lonely heart, 157.
Wren, British house, _or_ Jenny Wren, 66;
notes of, 18, 40, 86, 116, 121, 127, 129, 138;
nest of, 86, 189, 190.
Wren, European golden-crested. _See_ Kinglet, European
golden-crested.
Wren, golden-crowned. _See_ Kinglet, golden-crowned.
Wren, house (_Troglodytes aëdon_), song of, 120, 121, 129.
Wren, long-billed marsh (_Cistothorus palustris_), song of,
120, 121.
Wren, willow. _See_ Warbler, willow.
Wren, winter (_Troglodytes hiemalis_), 121;
song of, 121, 128, 129, 144, 145.
Wrens, songs of, 121.
Wryneck, 189.
Yarrow, 17, 52.
Yellowbird, summer, _or_ yellow warbler (_Dendroica æstiva_),
song of, 120, 129.
Yellow-hammer, _or_ yellow yite, notes of, 16, 18, 127, 129,
140, 143;
nest of, 65.
Yellow-throat, Maryland (_Geothlypis trichas_), song of, 118,
120, 129.
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Transcriber's note:
Variations in spelling and hyphenation have been left as in the
original.
The following corrections have been made to the text:
Page 83: conscious of the train that passed[original has
"paased"]
Page 103: continue my walk back to Godalming[original has
"Goldalming"]
Page 204: far enough from Carlyle's sorrowing[original has
"sorowing"] denunciations
Page 215: he calls the Dauphiness, is unforgettable[original
has "unforgetable"]
Page 220: pillar of penitence or martyrdom[original has
"martydom"]
Page 230: great composure in an inarticulate[original has
"inartlculate"] element
Page 278, under "Carlyle, Thomas": residences of[subentry
title added by transcriber], 49-51, 54, 55
Page 279, under "Emerson, Ralph Waldo": statement on
fields[subentry title added by transcriber], 53
Page 282, under "Shakespeare": and other authors[subentry
title added by transcriber], 147, 210, 212.
Page 283, under "Tennyson, Alfred": residences[subentry title
added by transcriber], 43, 81, 103
The following index entries have been changed to reflect the spelling
used in the main text:
Page 277: Bloodroot[original has "Blood-root"], 172.
Page 278: Cranesbill[original has "Crane's-bill"], 53.
Page 280: Goldenrod[original has "Golden-rod"], 18, 196.
Page 283: Swordfish[original has "Sword-fish"], 274.
Page 284: Yellow-hammer[original has "Yellowhammer"], or
yellow yite
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