Sagacity, 3-19, 243, 244. "Samson," 251. _Saturday Evening Post,_ quoted, 277. Sawmill, 211, 212. Scenery, 186, 187. Scotch, the collie, 109-11. Scott, William B., quoted, 247. Senses, 5, 6, 229, 230. Sensitiveness, 229, 230. Seton, Ernest Thompson, 170. Shadow, 147-49. Sheep, mountain, 35, 72, 73. Sheldon, Charles, quoted, 248, 249. Size, 251, 252. Skin of soles of feet, 91. Slicker, 180, 181. Smell, sense of, 6, 230. Social life, 45, 46, 53. Solitariness, 44, 149. Strength, 252, 253. Swimming, 50, 51. "Three-Toes," 14. "Timberline," 46, 47, 119-35. Tooth-marks on trees, 47-49, 131. Toothache, 235. Tracks, 253, 254 Trailing, 9-13, 49, 50, 56, 57, 119-36, 146-49, 169, 170. Trapping, 157-60, 162. Umbrellas, 109, 182. Umfreville, Edward, quoted, 198, 256. Voice, 255. Wheel, 182. Wolves, 16, 17. Wright, William H., 164, 170, 195, 207; quoted, 195, 196, 226, 238, 239. Yellowstone Park, 58, 206, 232-39, 280. The Riverside Press CAMBRIDGE . MASSACHUSETTS U . S . A * * * * * TRANSCRIBER NOTES: Archaic, alternate spellings (including hyphenation), and obsolete words have been retained with the exception of those listed below. Page 120: "railing" changed to "trailing" (The most impressive thing I had early learned in trailing and studying the grizzly). Page 175: "observavation" changed to "observation" (In old bears curiosity is accompanied with a keenness of observation). End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Grizzly, by Enos A. Mills