• A
• Abbott, Charles C., 13
• Action, a struggle to overcome space and time, 131
• Advertisements, hint as to taxing, 200
• Alcohol, proper use of, 142 et seq.
• All, the, 129 et seq.
• Amiel, Henri-FrÉdÉric, 128;
  • quoted, 201, 202
• Aphrodites, the two, 165
• Appearance, something behind, 87
• Arve, the river, 167
• Autumn in Canada, 107 et seq.
• Autumn reveries, 29
• Avebury, Lord, quoted, 185, 186

• B
• Bannock, the, 156
• Beans, how to cook, 157, 158
• Beauty, 110;
  • the appeal of, 164 et seq.;
  • subjective character of, 165;
  • various kinds of, ibid.;
  • Goethe on, 194;
  • Shelley on, 195
• Being, the pÆan of, 223 et seq.;
  • immensity of, 225
• Belloc, Hilaire, quoted, 151
• Beverages, 142 et seq.
• Blood corpuscles, an analogy from, 93 et seq.
• Boots, 135
• Borrow, George, 14;
  • quoted, 160, 161
• Browning, Robert, quoted, 163, 164
• Buckinghamshire, a walk in, 31 et seq.
• Burma, 15
• Burroughs, John, 12;
  • quoted, 75, 76
• Byways, English, 21 et seq.

• C
• Calm, Matthew Arnold on, 77
• Campbell, Professor W. W., quoted, 177
• Canada, spring in, 45 et seq.;
  • autumn in, 107 et seq.;
  • 53 et seq.;
  • winter in, 59 et seq.
• Carlyle, Thomas, quoted, 196, 197
• Carpenter, Edward, 103;
  • quoted, 195, 196
• Cattle, mountain, 172
• Cave man, the, 138, 139
• Cities, crowded populations of, 218 et seq.
• Civilisation a mixed boon, 216 et seq.
• Companion, an uncongenial, 113, 114
• Conscience, 42 et seq.
• Cosmos, the, 93
• Country, the, calming influence of, 5 et seq.;
  • a woeful, 105 et seq.
• Walkers, notable, 9 et seq.
• Walking tour, preparations for a, 133 et seq.
• Walking tours, 133 et seq.
• Walks and walking, effects of golf upon, 2 et seq.;
  • essence of, 5 et seq.;
  • proper frame of mind for, ibid.;
  • the mood for, 72 et seq.;
  • the rivals of angling, 75;
  • instinct for, 103, 104;
  • the pleasures of, 198 et seq.
• Walks, my earliest, 15 et seq.;
  • in Burma, ibid.;
  • in India, 17 et seq.;
  • in England, 21 et seq.;
  • on the Sussex Downs, 25 et seq.;
  • in Buckinghamshire, 31 et seq.;
  • in Canada, 45 et seq.;
  • on the banks of the Otonabee, 47 et seq.;
  • by the Georgian Bay, 53 et seq.;
  • on the outskirts of an Ontarian country town, 59 et seq.;
  • a woeful walk, 105, 106;
  • from Toronto, along the Kingston Road, 107 et seq.;
  • over one of the Passes of the Jura, 149, 150;
  • on the Grand SalÈve, 167 et seq.;
  • early on Monday mornings, 205, 206;
  • of a Sunday before breakfast, 208 et seq.
• Walton, Izaak, quoted, 72, 73, 74
• Warnings, 180
• Whiting, Charles Goodrich, 13
• Will, 96, 97;
  • freedom of the, 99 et seq.
• Winter in Canada, 62 et seq.
• Wood, Edith Elmer, quoted, 143 et seq.
• Woods, Canadian, 63 et seq.
• Wordsworth, William, quoted, 7, 111, 112

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Transcriber's Note

The original text has been kept, except the following modifications:

Page 40: "inchaote" has been changed to "inchoate".

Page 83: "maestoso" has been set in italics.

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