In pride or strength, in hate or love,
In wealth or goods, put not your trust.
Embrace the feet of God above,

Or else your hopes will turn to dust.
Long thought on God will steel the mind,
Against the ills which all men find.

And if thy sorrows thou wouldst heal,
To glorious Vishnu ever kneel.*

* A Canarese song, from the Folk-sorgs of Ecuthern India by Charles E. Gover.

END OF VOLUME III.

FINIS.

M. Abauret, the philosopher.

5 ANIMALS AND TALES OF ANIMALS.

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Animals.

Dog.

The Eagle and the Assembly of Animals.

Elephant.

Horse.

Lion.

The Brahmana, the Tiger, and the six Judges.

Kindness to Animals.

APPEARANCES,

7 AVARICE.

The Goose and the Golden Eggs.

The poor man and the ghost.

The covetous man punished.

8 BEAUTY.

9 BEGGAR.

The Prophet Muhammed's advice.

10 BENEVOLENCE.

Sir Philip Sidney and the Wounded Soldier.

11 BHARTRIHARI'S PRECEPTS.

BIRTHDAY THOUGHT.

12

NO.

14

15

Reading.

SUBJECT.

The Poet's (Dante) Wrath.

BRIGHT SIDE OF THINGS.

BUDDHA.

He and his Father.

He and the Brâhmana.

His Precepts.

16 BUSINESS.

Archias and the Letter.

The Doctor's advice.

Difference between Go and Come.

Careful Habits.

The Painter and his Work.

The Poet's (Kavi Dalpatrâm) advice.

17 CARES, TROUBLES, &c.

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19

20

21

22

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Cares.

Troubles &c.

The Fable of Care and Man.

The Husband and Wife and the Bad Bridge. "" Oh look not for trouble".

CHARACTER.

CHARITY, ALMS-GIVING.

CHEERFULNESS.

Some call the world a dreary place".
This world is not so bad a place".
CHRISTIANS, FOR THE.

CLEANLINESS.

COMMON-SENSE.

24 COMPANY.

Tale of the Carpenter and his Companion.

25 COMPETENCY.