157 His dressing of fish. 158 His unleavened bannocks. 159 His
home garden. 160 His argumentation with himself. 161,2 How he is
affected by his mother’s birthday. 163 His funeral feast. 164 He
finishes it in the glen. 165,6 The parrot’s talk. 167-9 He
brings home a tortoise. 170 The hull of the ship is cast up. 171
He ventures upon it within the reef. 172 An ague seizes him. 173
His dread of darkness; he drinks, first lemonade; 174
afterwards, Cinchona. 175 He gets oil and eggs from the
tortoise. 176 He makes lampwicks. 177 The weather clears. 178
Birth of new kittens. 179 Other new broods. 180-2 Development of
his religious sentiment. 183 The Popish Prayer-book. 184 The
lessons which he now learnt.