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XIV.  Forgiveness—   39.  The Two Dogs 43 XV.  Good for Evil—   40.  The Blotted Copy-book 43 XVI.  Gentleness—   41.  The Horse and the Child 45   42.  The Overturned Fruit Stall 46 XVII.  On Being Grateful—   43.  Rose and her Birthday Present 47   44.  The Boy who was Grateful 47 XVIII.  Self-help—   45.  The Crow and the Pitcher 48 XIX.  Content—   46.  Harold and the Blind Man 49 XX.  Tidiness—   47.  The Slovenly Boy 50   48.  Pussy and the Knitting 51   49.  The Packing of the Trunks 53 XXI.  Modesty—   50.  The Violet 54   51.  Modesty in Dress 55 XXII.  On Giving Pleasure to Others—   52.  "Selfless" and "Thoughtful".    A Fairy Tale 56   53.  The Bunch of Roses 56   54.  Edwin and the Birthday Party 57   55.  Davie's Christmas Present 59 XXIII.  Cleanliness—   56.  Why we Should be Clean 61   57.  Little Creatures who like to be Clean 62   58.  The Boy who did not like to be Washed 63   59.  The Nails and the Teeth 64 XXIV.  Pure Language—   60.  Toads and Diamonds. A Fairy Tale 66 XXV.  Punctuality—   61.  Lewis and the School Picnic