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glorious botanical and geological excursion, which has lasted nearly fifty years and is not yet completed, always happy and free, poor and rich, without thought of a diploma or of making a name, urged on and on through endless, inspiring, Godful beauty. From the top of a hill on the north side of Lake Mendota I gained a last wistful, lingering view of the beautiful University grounds and buildings where I had spent so many hungry and happy and hopeful days. There with streaming eyes I bade my blessed Alma Mater farewell. But I was only leaving one University for another, the Wisconsin University for the University of the Wilderness. THE END _Index_ America, early interest in, 51-53; emigration to, 53-59. Anderson, Mr., 216, 217. _Anemone patens_ var. _Nuttalliana_, 119-121. Animals, man's tyranny over, 83, 84, 109, 110, 181; accidents to, 133-136; the taming of, 185, 186; cleanliness, 187, 188; endurance of cold, 189, 190. Apples, wild, 124. Audubon, John James, on the passenger pigeon, 52, 53, 162-166. Aurora borealis, 205, 206. Badgers, 183. Bathing, 16, 17; of animals, 187, 188; of man, 188, 189. _See also_ Swimming. Bear, black, 171, 183, 184. Bees, 234-239. Beetle, whirligig, 114. Berries, 122, 123. Bible, the, 242-244. Birds, removing their eggs, 64, 65; met with in Wisconsin, 64-75, 137-167; accidents to, 131-135; bathing, 187, 188. Birds'-nesting, 27, 28, 44-48. Blackbird, red-winged, 142, 143; hunting, 175. Blacksmith, the minister, 108; his cruelty to his brother, 214-217. Bluebird, nest, 62, 139; a favorite, 138, 139. Boat, 115. Boatmen (insects), 115. Bobolink, 140, 141. Bob-white, or quail, accidents to, 133-135; habits, 151, 152. Books, 241-245. Botany, first lessons in, 280-283. Boys, savagery of, 23-26. Brush fires, 76, 77. Bull-bat, or nighthawk, 69-71. Bullfrogs, 74. Butterfly-weed, 122. Cats, a boy's cruel prank, 23-26; a cat with kittens, 77, 78; old Tom and the loon, 155-158. Charlie, the feeble-minded man, 214-217. Chickadee, 143, 144. Chickens, prairie, 145, 146. Chipmunk, 193, 194. Choke-damp, 232, 233. Chores, 202-204. _Christian Philosopher_, _The_, by Thomas Dick, 242. Clocks, 252-258. Clover, 199, 200. Combe's Physiology, 188. Consumption, 212, 213. Coons, 170, 184, 185. Copperhead, 110, 111.
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