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Moore, Thomas, 98.

Morning, winter, early, 163-166.

Morton, Thomas, 2.

Mount Royal (Montreal), 11.

Mountains, the use of, 148, 149;
and plain, influence of the, 150, 151.

Muse, The Venality of the, translation, 389.

Musketaquid, Prairie, or Concord River, 115.

Muskrat, the, 114-117.

Mussel, the, 129.

"My life more civil is and free," verse, 415.


Names, poetry in, 20;
of places, French, 56, 57;
men's, 236, 237;
of colors, 273, 274.

NATURAL HISTORY OF MASSACHUSETTS, 103-131.

Natural history, reading books of, 103, 105.

Nature, health to be found in, 105;
man's work the most natural, compared with that of, 119;
the hand of, upon her children, 124, 125;
different methods of work, 125;
the civilized look of, 141;
the winter purity of, 167;
a _hortus siccus_ in, 179;
men's relation to, 241, 242.

Nature, verse, 395.
Nawshawtuct Hill, 384.

New things to be seen near home, 211, 212.

Niebuhr, Barthold Georg, quoted, 290.

Niepce, Joseph Nicephore, quoted, 238.

NIGHT AND MOONLIGHT, 323-333.

Night, on Wachusett, 146;
the senses in the, 327, 328.

"No generous action can delay," verse, 418.

Nobscot Hill, 303, 304.

Norumbega, 90.

"Not unconcerned Wachusett rears his head," verse, 144.

Notre Dame (Montreal), 11;
a visit to, 12-14.

Notre Dame des Anges, Seigniory of, 96.

Nurse-plants, 193.

Nuthatch, the, 108.

Nuttall, Thomas, quoted, 111, 112.


Oak, succeeding pine, and _vice versa_, 185, 187, 189;
the scarlet, 278-281;
leaves, scarlet, 278-280.