| PAGE |
| Group of Climbers, | [Frontispiece] |
| “The New Route,” | [Vignette] |
| A Regiment of Larches advancing on
Veteran Pines, | [6] |
| Melchior Anderegg, 1895, | [16] |
| Sketch Map of the Highest Point of the
Dauphiné, | [20] |
| Les Ecrins from the Glacier Blanc, | [26] |
| Group of Climbers, | [32] |
| La Meije from the Val des Etançons, | [36] |
| Icebergs stranded on the bed of the Märjelen
See, | [80] |
| Old Stone Bridge at Saas Fée, | [108] |
| Foot of an Infant Five Weeks Old, showing
the Instep touching the Shin on slight pressure of the Finger, | [122] |
| Foot of an Infant Five Weeks Old, touched
with the Finger to show the Angle of the Foot with the Leg and the
Prehensile Toes, | [124] |
| Foot of an Infant Five Weeks Old. The Instep
is made to touch the Shin by slight pressure of the finger, | [126] |
| Foot of an Infant nearly a Year Old— | |
| First Position, | [128] |
| Second Position, | [130] |
| Guide’s Foot in Climbing Position against the
Shoehorn Rock at Zermatt (Alois Kalbermatten), | [134] |
| Do. (Peter Perren), | [136] |
| Guide’s Foot, to show the Angle made by the
Foot with the Leg without pressure, | [138] |
| Do., Another Position, | [140] |
| Foot of Experienced Amateur, | [143] |
| Act of Sitting Down, using only One Limb— | |
| First Position, | [142] |
| Second Position, | [144] |