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CONTENTS
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| 286 | Domestic and pet animals and the like | 251 |
| 287 | Two friends. | 252 |
| 288 | A comedy of the nobles | 252 |
| 289 | Where we may not rise our voices against virtue | 252 |
| 290 | An extravagance | 252 |
| 291 | Presumption. | 253 |
| 292 | A kind of misconception | 253 |
| 293 | Thankful | 254 |
| 294 | Saints | 254 |
| 295 | Art of serving | 254 |
| 296 | The duel. | 255 |
| 297 | Pernicious | 255 |
| 298 | Hero-worship and its fanatics | 255 |
| 299 | Semblance of heroism. | 257 |
| 300 | Condescending to the flatterer | 257 |
| 301 | Strength of character" | 257 |
| 302 | Once, twice, and thrice true | 258 |
| 303 | Sport of the discerner of men | 258 |
| 304 | The destroyers of the world | 259 |
| 305 | Avarice | 259 |
| 306 | The Greek ideal | 259 |
| 307 | Facta! Ay, Facta ficta | 260 |
| 308 | To be a stranger to trade is noble | 260 |
| 309 | Fear and love | 260 |
| 310 | The good-natured | 261 |
| 311 | The so-called soul. | 261 |
| 312 | The forgetful | 262 |
| 313 | The friend we want no more | 262 |
| 314 | From the academy of thinkers. | 262 |
| 315 | To strip oneself | 263 |
| 316 | Weak sects | 263 |
| 317 | Evening judgment | 263 |
| 318 | Beware of systematists | 264 |
| 319 | Hospitality | 264 |
| 320 | About weather | 264 |
| 321 | Danger in innocence | 264 |
| 322 | To live without a physician, if possible | 266 |
| 323 | Obscuration of the heavens | 266 |
| 324 | The philosophy of actors | 267 |
| 325 | Living and believing apart | 268 |
| 326 | Knowledge of our circumstances | 269 |
| 327 | A fable | 269 |
| 328 | What idealistic theories seem to disclose | 270 |
| 329 | The slanderers of cheerfulness | 270 |
