Chapter I: GRACE AND CLARA; or, Be Just as well as Generous

II. ELLEN LESLIE; or, The Reward of Self-Control.
III. FLORENCE ARNOTT; or, Is She Generous?
IV. EMILY HERBERT; or, The Happy Home.
V. ROSE AND LILLIE STANHOPE; or, The Power of Conscience.
VI. JESSIE GRAHAM; or, Friends Dear, but Truth Dearer.
VII. BLIND ALICE.

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Transcriber's Notes:

Obvious punctuation errors repaired.

Page 7, Table of Contents, the first letter actually begins on page 9. The original read 8.

Page 7, Table of Contents, "ILLTEMPER" changed to "ILL TEMPER" (GEORGE. ILL TEMPER)

Page 7, Table of Contents, "106" changed to "108" for the Fourth Letter

Page 103, the text changes a character's name from "Dinah" to "Binah." This was retained as in another of this series, the character's name is indeed Binah there.

Page 127, "embarrased" changed to "embarrassed" (still more embarrassed)

Page 146, "Christ-kindcherr" changed to "Christkindchen" (the dear Christkindchen)