Fire--
How to light without matches
Right woods to use
Signal
Flicker
Illustration of nest
Flying-squirrel
Fox--
His Rabbit hunt
Callaghan
Frogs
Galium
Garney, Bill, grave of
Ginseng
Goldenrod--
Used for dyeing
Usually points north
Golden Seal (Hydrastis Canadensis)
Goldthread
Graybird
Grip, the Dog
Gyascutus
Hawk--
Sharpshin
Fight with King-bird
Chicken
Red-shouldered
Sparrow
Hearne, Samuel
Hemlock, bark
Tree
Used for tanning
Henbane
Hennard, Bill
Herb-lore, Biddy's
Granny's
Heron (Blue Crane)
"Highbelier"
Hornet, blue
Horse, how to skin
Horse-hair--
Turns to a snake
Humming-bird
Hydrastis Canadensis (Golden Seal)
Hyla pickeringii (Frog)
Indian--
Sense of smell
Teepees
Head-dresses
Telegram of good luck
Meaning of Eagle feathers
War bonnet
Ability to foretell storms
Games
Tests of eyes
Well
Drum
Smoke signs
Trail signs
Method of tanning skins
Paints
Indian cucumber
Indian cup
Indian squaw--
Yan's story of
Indian turnips
Indigo herb
Injun tobacco
Ironwood
Jack-in-the-Pulpit
Jewel-flower
Jewelweed
Ketchalive, how to make a
Kingbird
Fight with Hawk
Kingfishers
Kingroot
Lancewood
Larry, how he made brooms
Lavender tea
Leatherwood
Lindera Benzoin (Spicebush)
Little Beaver
Lizard, Whistling
Lobelia
Long Swamp, trip to
Loon
Lung Balm
Lynx--
Yan meets
Is killed in Long Swamp
Mallard Duck
Mandrakes
Maple
Martins, Sand
"Massacrees"
May Apple
Mink--
Kills Muskrat
How to catch
Minnie, makes peace between Yan and Sam
Minnow
Moccasin--
How to make
Mosquitoes, how to keep out of teepee
Mouse, Field
Mud albums
Muskrat--
Killed by Mink
Burrows hole in dam
Mussel shells
Needles, made of Catfish bones
Niagara, Yan visits
North Star
Oak, pick to make holes for sewing bark
Ojibwa
O'Leary, Phil
Osage orange
Oven bird
Owl, Stuffed
Hoot
Screech
Horned
Cat
Horned Owls, killed by Yan and Sam
How to stuff
Parlour, the Raftens'
Partridge head for Mink bait
Peeper
Pelopæus, Mud-wasp
Peter (Peetweet)
Pine
Pine Grosbeak
Pipsissewa
Pleiades
Pleurisy root
Pogue, Dick
Pokeweed
Prattisons
Prayer-sticks
Rabbit, how he escaped the Fox
Rad--
Unkindness to Yan
Goes Lynx-hunting with Yan
Raften, Bud
Raften, Mrs.,
kindness to Yan
Raften, Wm.,
His characteristics
Helps the boys make their bed in teepee
Makes friends with Caleb and helps him out of his trouble
Rail
Sora rails
Red Squirrels
Nest robbed by boys
Robin--
Guy kills
Sam--
His collection of birds' eggs
He visits Granny de Neuville
His skill with the axe
Sander--
Taxidermist's shop
Exhibit of birds
Sage-brush root, Indians use to light fires
Sandals, worn when Dear-hunting
Sanger--
Account of settlers
Custom of framing coffin-plates
Santees (Sioux)
Sassafras
Scarlet Tanager
Sees Yan again at Granny de Neuville's
Sharp-shin
Shells--
Mussel
Clam
Shore-lark
Meadow-lark, pursued by Hawk
Shrew, Yan finds body of
Si Lee
Teaches the boys how to stuff Horned Owls
Skunk, fight with Cat
Skunk Cabbage
Skunk-root
Smoke, signs used by Indians
Snake, dies at sundown
Snipe, Teetering (Tipup)
"Sorry-plant"
Sparrow--
Vesper
Song
Sparrow-hawk
Spear-mint
Spicewood (Lindera Benzoin)
Spider, kill a spider to make it rain
Squaw berries
Stramonium
Superstitious sayings, Biddy's
Swallows, shooting
Keep off lightning
Taxidermy, Si Lee gives a lesson in
Teepee--
Is begun
Does not prove satisfactory, smokes
Is blown down
Caleb Clark's description
Second teepee is begun
Storm-cap
How to place poles and ropes
Should face east
How to secure in a storm
Toads, give warts
Trails--
Paper
Corn
Signs of
Trees, points of compass indicated by
How to tell height by shadow
How to measure distance between trees
Tree-frog
Turkey feathers for arrows
Turtle, mud
Tutnee
Umbil, or "Sterrick-root"
Veery
Vireo, Red-eyed
Wakan Rock
War bonnets
Wasp, mud
Wesley (Blackhawk)
Whangerdoodle
Whippoorwill
White-man's Foot
White Oak pins for teepee
Whooping Crane
Willow, withes for tying teepee poles
Wind, how to tell direction of
Wintergreen
Witch-hazel--
Will find water
Granny de Neuville's medicine
Woodchuck--
Sam's story
Guy kills the old Woodchuck
Wood-duck
Wood-mouse
Wood-peewee
Woodpecker, Red-headed
Worm, measuring
Wormweed
Yan--
Homelife
His attempts to buy Owl
Love for spring
How he made the last dime for his first nature book
His meeting with the unknown naturalist
Discovery of Glenyan
Building of the shanty
Imitation of Indians
Makes a drawing of a Hawk
Identifies Coon-hairs
Is made ill by chewing leaves of strange plant
His list of trees
Tries to kill Wood-mouse
Makes a pipe and learns to smoke
Is punished for caricaturing his teacher
Finds his shanty destroyed by tramps
His illness
Begins to recover and visits Glenyan
His adventure with a Lynx
Takes Rad hunting
Is reproved by his mother for killing the Shore-lark
He goes to Sanger
His duties
He sees Sam's treasures
He and Sam begin the teepee
They light a fire in the teepee
Which smokes them out
They find the teepee blown down
Their visit to Granny de Neuville
Yan sees Biddy again
They visit Caleb Clark
They begin their second teepee
The canvas is sewn by Si Lee
Caleb teaches them to light a fire without matches
First fire in new teepee
They make bows and arrows; practice with them
They build a dam
Yan's story of the Indian squaw
He visits the Sanger Witch again
Takes dinner with her
They capture Guy Burns; admit him into the Tribe
Yan fights Sam and Guy
Comes to the assistance of the school trustees
Goes with Sam to live in the teepee for two weeks
Their first night in the woods
They are joined by Guy
Their foraging trip
Their Deer-shooting game
Their visit from Caleb
They sun their blankets
How they kept off Mosquitoes
They clean their camp
Carry their remnants of food to Wakan Rock
Dig an Indian well
Make an Indian drum
Yan sees fight between Cat and Skunk
They destroy a Red-squirrel's nest
He learns to build signal fire
Caleb tells him how to find his way in the woods
The boys learn how to tan skins
And how to make moccasins
Makes a ketchalive
Their visit from Mr. Raften
Yan's story of the Boy-that-wanted-to-know
The trip to Downey's Dump
They kill two Horned Owls
Si Lee gives them a lesson in taxidermy
Yan's test of grit
He draws the tracks near Bill Garney's grave
The Grand Council
The Coon-hunt
The Bear-hunt
Yan finds a Shrew
Is ill-treated by Bill Hennard
Trouble with the Boilers
He wins the fight with Blackhawk
The Boilers join the Sangers
Yan beats the city boy in wrestling-match
They start on hard trip
Yan and Pete make an exploring trip
Yan finds the Indian village
His fight with the Lynx
Receives bounty for killing lynx
Is made War Chief
Yan's Mother--
Her morbidly religious nature
She reproves Yan for killing Shore-lark
Yellow Warbler
Yew--
Spanish
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