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XXVI.  All Work Honourable—   62.  The Chimney-sweep 69 XXVII.  Bad Companions—   63.  Playing with Pitch 70   64.  Stealing Strawberries 71 XXVIII.  On Forgetting—   65.  Maggie's Birthday Present 73   66.  The Promised Drive 74   67.  The Boy who Remembered 75 XXIX.  Kindness to Animals—   68.  Lulu and the Sparrow 76   69.  Why we Should be Kind to Animals 77   70.  The Butterfly 78   71.  The Kind-hearted Dog 78 XXX.  Bad Temper—   72.  How Paul was Cured 79   73.  The Young Horse 80 XXXI.  Selfishness—   74.  The Child on the Coach 82   75.  Edna and the Cherries 82   76.  The Boy who liked always to Win 83   77.  The two Boxes of Chocolate 84   78.  Eva 85 XXXII.  Carelessness—   79.  The Misfortunes of Elinor 86 XXXIII.  On Being Obstinate—   80.  How Daisy's Holiday was Spoilt 87 XXXIV.  Greediness—   81.  Stephen and the Buns 89 XXXV.  Boasting—   82.  The Stag and his Horns 90 XXXVI.  Wastefulness—   83.  The Little Girl who was Lost 91 XXXVII.  Laziness—   84.  The Sluggard public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@34200@[email protected]#Page_91" class="pginternal"