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.