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XXIV. How Brer Rabbit got the Meat 108 XXV. African Jack 112 XXVI. Why the Alligator's Back is Rough 119 XXVII. Brer Wolf says Grace 123 XXVIII. Spirits, Seen and Unseen 129 XXIX. A Ghost Story 134 XXX. Brer Rabbit and his Famous Foot 141 XXXI. "In some Lady's Garden" 149 XXXII. Brer 'Possum gets in Trouble 156 XXXIII. Why the Guinea-fowls are speckled 162 XXXIV. Brer Rabbit's Love-charm 166 XXXV. Brer Rabbit submits to a Test 170 XXXVI. Brer Wolf falls a Victim 174 XXXVII. Brer Rabbit and the Mosquitoes 179 XXXVIII. The Pimmerly Plum 185 XXXIX. Brer Rabbit gets the Provisions 195 XL. "Cutta Cord-La!" 200 XLI. Aunt Tempy's Story 204 XLII. The Fire-Test 209 XLIII. The Cunning Snake 214 XLIV. How Brer Fox was too Smart 218 XLV. Brer Wolf gets in a Warm Place 225 XLVI. Brer Wolf still in Trouble 229 XLVII. Brer Rabbit lays in his Beef Supply 234 XLVIII. Brer Rabbit and Mr. Wildcat 238 XLIX. Mr. Benjamin Ram defends Himself 245 L. Brer Rabbit pretends to be Poisoned 249 LI. More Trouble for Brer Wolf 253