The Gods and Pleasure and Pain.

King Dionysius and Squire Damocles.

The Choice of Hercules.

Prince Nachiketas.

112 POVERTY.

Poor and Happy.

66

If well thou viewest."

A poor man's treasures.

The Life of a Peasant.

113 PRAHLADA AND HIS FATHER.

114 PRAYER..

VOLUME III.

Opening of the Ode on God by Derzhavin.

Prayer by James Montgomery.

Prayer by W. Martin.

Morning Prayer, by the Prârthanâ Samâj, Ah-

medâbâd.

Evening Prayer, by the Prârthanâ Samâj, Ah-

medâbâd.

Child's Evening, Prayer by Coleridge.

Prayer by the Prarthanâ Samaj, Ahmedâbâd.

Prayer by the Prârthanâ Samâj, Ahmedâbâd.

Prayer from Modi Second Reading Book.

Prayer from Modi Second Reading Book.

Prayer from Sturm's Reflections.

Prayer by Merrick.

Prayer from Chambers's Infant Education.

118

PROMISE.

King Shaivya and the Suppliant Dove.

PROSPERITY AND ADVERSITY.

Hymn to Adversity

The Old Man and Krishna.

119 PUBLIC-SPEAKING, ELOQUENCE, ORA-

TORY.

121 PUPILS (INSTRUCTIONS TO)—UPANISHAT.

122 PURITY.

Buddha's Advice to a Young Man.

123 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

124 RAMA AND SÎTÂ.

Dialogue between Râma's mother, and Râma,

Lukshamana and Sîtâ.

125 REFORM.

Steadily, steadily, step by step."

'Droop not upon your way."

126 RELIGION.

128

129

The place of Religion in the Life of a Student.

Four Blind Men and an Elephant.

Religious Truths by Poet Chhotum.

RELIGIOUS TEACHERS.

REST AND RECREATION.

RETIREMENT.

His Royal Highness The Prince Consort.

Her Imperial Majesty Queen and Empress

Victoria.

His Imperial Majesty King and Emperor

The Shepherd and the Philosopher.

135 SICK MAN AND THE ANGEL, THE.

136 SIKHS, FOR THE.

142 STUDENT.

Hints in relation to Study.

Four objects of a Student's Life.

Habits desirable for Students.

Moral Discipline in Japan.

The place of Religion.

A Morning Prayer.

To a boy just entering on the warfare of life.

A Cigar a day.

The Monkey at School.

143 SUCCESS.

144

145

The Hare and the Tortoise.

SUN, HYMN OF RIG-VEDA ON THE. ·
TEMPER.

King Chang and his Secretary.

Sir Isaac Newton and his Dog.

146 TEMPERANCE.

147

148

The Fable of two Bees.

The Plum-cakes or the Farmer and his Three Sons.

THOUGHTS.

TIME.

149 TIT FOR TAT.

150

A Merchant of China and his Neighbour.

A Camel and a Jackal.

A Gentleman and a Boy.

A Minister and a Beau.

TO-MORROW.

151 TONGUE

152

(GOVERNMENT

SPEECH, AND SILENCE.
Government of the Tongue.

THEREOF),

We ought to dread what speech can do."
Speak gently."

Silence.

Reply of the Persian Prime - Minister.

The Grecian Philosophers and the Ambassador.

TRAVELLER, THE FOOLISH.

153 TRUTH AND FALSEHOOD.

Truth.

66 Truth is a Star."

The Duchess and the King.

Two Young Men in a Shop.
Falsehood.

154 TRUTH (GENERAL).

155 UNION.

The Old Man and his Three Sons.