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Show 595. (172) "Two years ago . . .": Kimes #2, reprinted in To Yosemite and Beyond, p. 77. (172) "ice-chiselled and storm tinted . . .": King, Mountaineering . . . , p. 306. (173) "The ice-sheet of the glacial period . . .": Studies, p. 52 (174) Glacial polish: Studies, p. 50. (175) "When Nature lifted the ice-sheet . . .": Studies, p. 72. (176) "more intense delight . . .": LtF, p. 1. (176) Krieger's analysis of Scared Books: Murray Krieger, Theory of Criticism: A Tradition and its System (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, 1976), pp. 146-147- (178) "must create forms . . .": Krieger, Theory of Criticism . . . , p. 224. (180) " . . . instead of disappearing . . .": Studies, p. 77. (180) "Notwithstanding the many august implements . . .": Studies, p. 87. (181) The great green wall: see Elva S. Bakker, An Island Called California (Berkeley: U.C. Press, 1971), pp. 173-193. (183) "Nature Loves the Number Five": LtF, p. 149. (183) "five expressions of the same idea": Louis Agassiz, Methods of Study in Natural History (Boston: 1868), p. 268. (183) Muir's use of the term "yosemite": Studies, p. 17- (184) Nash's term "wilderness": Nash, Wilderness and the American Mind, pp. 1-7. (184) ''Nature manifests her love . . .": Studies, p. 40. (185) "The affinities of all the beings . . .": Darwin: A Norton |