Dallas, George M. Dante’s _Inferno_ Dickens “Doctor Grimshawe’s Secret” Dolliver, Dr. “Dolliver Romance, The” Donatello’s crime Dwight, John S., musical critic Elgin marbles Eliot, George Emerson essays Emerson, Mrs. R. W. her figure religious views English lakes “English Note-book” English scenery Essex County people Evans, Marian “Fancy’s Show Box” “Fanshawe” “Faun of Praxiteles” “Felton, Septimius,” Fielding Fields, James T Florentine art Fourier Fuller, Margaret as Zenobia her marriage Gardner, E. A., Prof Genius, its growth “Gentle Boy, The,” Ghosts Gibson, sculptor his tinted Eves and Venuses Gladstone, William E., on transcendentalism Godkin, E. L. Goethe Golden Age, A Goodrich, S. G., editor “Great Carbuncle, The,” “Great Stone Face, The,” Guilty glimpses at hired models Gurney, Prof. E. W. “Hall of Fantasy, The,” Harris, Dr. William T. Harvard Law School Hathorne, Daniel Hathorne, John witches’ judge his last will his gravestone Hathorne, Joseph Hathorne, Nathaniel Hathorne, William Letter to British Ministry Hawthorne, Elizabeth Hawthorne, Julian Hawthorne, Louisa her death Hawthorne, Mrs. Sophia Peabody becomes engaged to Hawthorne writes to her mother encourages her husband praises her husband is out of health goes to Madeira is presented at court the original of Hilda at Concord her opinions character and style Hawthorne, Nathaniel, his English ancestors family name birthplace his lameness early poetry life at Sebago his first diary the budding of his genius fits for college “Pin Society” religious instruction decides on his vocation has the measles his life at Bowdoin outdoor sports is fined for gambling graduates at Bowdoin decides his profession publishes “Fanshawe” changes his name despondency goes to Lake Champlain wins his bet with Cilley commences his diary his supposed challenge thanks Longfellow goes to Berkshire Hills character of his diary his engagement enters Custom House goes to Brook Farm his marriage his true Arcadia his skating opinion of Emerson birth of a daughter his indolence style as an author returns to Robert Manning’s house is appointed Surveyor of the Port son Julian is born occupies house on Mall street is removed from office publishes “Scarlet Letter” method of development sits for his portrait; goes to Lenox publishes “House of Seven Gables” birth of his daughter Rose leaves Lenox for Newton returns to Concord writes the “Life of Pierce” the Liverpool consulate