Chapter VIII: The Hill-Top Hearsed with Pines

_Last Resting-Place of the Illustrious Concord Company--Their
Graves beneath the Piny Boughs_ 75

IN AND OUT OF LITERARY BOSTON

IN BOSTON

_A Golden Age of Letters--Literary Associations--Isms--Clubs--Where
Hester Prynne and Silas Lapham lived--The Corner Book-store--Home
of Fields--Sargent--Hilliard--Aldrich--Deland--Parkman--Holmes--
Howells--Moulton--Hale--Howe--Jane Austin, etc._ 83

OUT OF BOSTON

I. CAMBRIDGE: ELMWOOD: MOUNT AUBURN.

_Holmes's Church-yard--Bridge--Smithy, Chapel, and River of
Longfellow's Verse--Abodes of Lettered Culture--Holmes--
Higginson--Agassiz--Norton--Clough--Howells--Fuller--
Longfellow--Lowell--Longfellow's City of the Dead and its
Precious Graves_ 103

II. BELMONT: THE WAYSIDE INN: HOME OF WHITTIER.

_Lowell's Beaver Brook--Abode of Trowbridge--Red Horse Tavern--
Parsons and the Company of Longfellow's Friends--Birthplace of
Whittier--Scenes of his Poems--Dwelling and Grave of the
Countess--Powow Hill--Whittier's Amesbury Home--His Church and
Tomb_ 117