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m, 124-129; ambition in mowing and cradling, 202, 223; put to the plough, 220, 221; hard work, 221-224; running the breaking plough, 227-229; life at Hickory Hill, 230-263; adventure in digging a well, 231-234; educating himself, 240-247; early rising proves a way out of difficulties, 245-251; inventions, 248-261; deciding on an occupation, 259-261; determines to take his inventions to the State Fair, 260-262; starting out into the world, 262-269; at the State Fair, 269-272; enters a machine-shop at Prairie du Chien, 272, 273; odd jobs at Madison, 273, 274; enters the University, 274-276; life at the University, 276-287; teaching school, 277-279; vacation work at Hickory Hill, 279; first lessons in botany, 280-283; more inventions, 283-286; enters the University of the Wilderness, 286, 287. Muir, Margaret, 56, 253. Muir, Mary, 56. Muir, Sarah, 15, 56, 127. Muir's Lake. _See_ Fountain Lake. Muskrats, an Indian hunting, 81, 82; habits, 177-181. Nighthawk, 69-71. Nob and Nell, the horses, 103-105, 107-109. Nuthatches, 144, 145. Nuts, 123, 124. Oriole, Baltimore, 143. Owls, 145. Oxen, humanity in, 90-94. Pardeeville, Wis., 263-266. Partridge, _or_ ruffed grouse, drumming, 72. Pasque-flower, 119-121. Phrenology, 266. Pickerel, 116, 117. Pigeon, passenger, Audubon's account, 52, 53, 162-166; extermination, 83; in Wisconsin, 158-162; Pokagon's account, 166, 167. Ploughing, 201, 202, 220, 221; the breaking plough, 227-229. Plutarch's Lives, 241, 242. Pokagon, his account of the passenger pigeon, 166, 167. Portage, Wis., 93, 94, 108. Prairie chickens, 145, 146. Prairie du Chien, 272, 273. Pucaway Lake, 147. Quail. _See_ Bob-white. Rabbits, 181, 189. Raccoon, 170, 184, 185. Rails, splitting, 221, 222. Rattlesnakes, 110. Reid, Mr., 213, 214. Ridgway, Robert, 64. Road-making, 209. Robin, American, 139. Robin, European, 27, 28. Scootchers, 20-22. Scotch, the, their ideas of self-punishment, 130, 131. Scotch, the language, 57. Scottish Grays, 27. Self-punishment, 130, 131. Settlers in Wisconsin, 211-220, 222-226. Shrike, a burglarious, 195-198. Siddons, Mungo, 8, 9, 12, 30. Skaters (insects), 115. Skylark, 46-48. Snake, blow, 111. Snakes, 110-112. Snipe, a case of difficult parturition, 134. Snipe, jack, 73. Snowstorms, 206.
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