CHAPTER II. The Reconciliation--The Acquaintance of Jennie--The Salutation--The Words for Food and Drink--Little Banquo, Dago, McGinty, and others 14 CHAPTER III. Monkeys have favourite Colours--Can distinguish Numbers and Quantity--Music and Art very limited 24 CHAPTER IV. Pedro's Speech Recorded--Delivered to Puck through the Phonograph--Little Darwin learns a new Word 34 CHAPTER V. Five little Brown Cousins: Mickie, Nemo, Dodo, Nigger, and McGinty--Nemo apologises to Dodo 47 CHAPTER VI. Dago Talks about the Weather--Tells me of his Troubles--Dodo in the "Balcony Scene"--Her Portrait by a great Artist 59 CHAPTER VII. Interpretation of Words--Specific Words and Signs--The Negative Sign and Sounds--Affirmative Expressions--Possible Origin of Negative and Positive Signs 69 CHAPTER VIII. Meeting with Nellie--Nellie was my Guest--Her Speech and Manners--The little Blind Girl--One of Nellie's Friends--Her Sight and Hearing--Her Toys, and how she Played with Them 83 CHAPTER IX. Nellie's Affections--A little Flirtation--Some of my Personal Friends 97 CHAPTER X. The Capuchin Vocabulary--What I have Found--What I Foresee in it 105 CHAPTER XI. The Word for Food in the Rhesus Dialect--The Rhesus Sound of Alarm--The Dialect of the White-face--Dolly Varden, "Uncle Rhemus," and others 111 CHAPTER XII. Atelles or Spider Monkeys--The Common Macaque--Java Monkeys, and what they say--A Happy Family 121 CHAPTER XIII. The Extent of my Experiments--Apes and Baboons--Miscellaneous Records of Sound--The Vocal Index 131 CHAPTER XIV. Monkeys and the Mirror--Some of their Antics--Baby Macaque and her Papa--Some other Monkeys 138 CHAPTER XV. Man and Ape--Their Physical Relations--Their Mental Relations--Evolution was the Means--Who was the Progenitor of the Ape?--The Scale of Life 146 CHAPTER XVI.