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Show 635. (545) Muir's view of SoMBHY as children's book: Muir Papers, Box 18; letter to Florence Merriam Bailey, March 27, 1913. (546) "In a historical sense . . .": Lopez, Of Wolves and Men, p. 138. (547) "cold as a glacier . . . true child . . .": Stickeen, p. 15 (548) "I tried to draw . . .": Stickeen, p. 30. (548) "showed neither caution nor curiosity . . .": Stickeen, p. 36. (599) "before the whites came . . .": Travels in Alaska, p. 285. (550) Tyndall and Stickeen: the flyleaves of Muir's copy of Hours of Exercise in the Alps contain notes on step-cutting and notes which refer to the little dog. (550) "At such times . . .": Stickeen, p. 58. (551) "No right way is easy . . .": Stickeen, p. 61. (551) "The joy of deliverance . . .": Stickeen, p. 72. (554) "a self appointed inspector . . .": Muir Pagers, File #42.71. (557) "On no virgin landscape . . .": Muir^Papers, File #19.1, pp. 89-90; this is a recopied and perhaps revised version of the 1869 Journal. (557) "a heavy rifle . . .": FSIS, p. 15. (558) "For, though stimulated at times . . .": FSIS.' P- 30 • (558) Billy's response to Nature: FSIS, pp. 55, 197-98. (559) "He says that since the boss has failed . . .": FSIS, p. 100. (559) Eating mutton: Muir_Papers, File #19.1, p. 123. |