_XXXIV._ _Which, to some extent, discloses the Incident of the Sentimental Tea-cups_ 170 _XXXV._ _Wherein we are bewildered by the Cooings of Chivalry_ 175 _XXXVI._ _Which touches upon the Pains of enjoying the Glow of Self-Abasement whilst maintaining a Position of Dignity_ 177 _XXXVII._ _Which is Uneasy with the Restlessness of Youth_ 182 _XXXVIII._ _Which has to do with the Breaking of a Pretty Lady’s Picture_ 186 _XXXIX._ _Wherein, the Barber letting the Cat out of the Bag, we give Chase_ 189 _XL._ _Which, in Somewhat Indelicate Eavesdropping Fashion, hovers about a Trysting-Place, and Scandalously Repeats a Private Conversation_ 194 _XLI._ _Which discovers Something of Despised Poetry in a Waste-paper Basket_ 197 _XLII._ _Wherein we are shown an Emotional Hairdresser at Loggerheads with Destiny_ 199 _XLIII._ _Wherein we catch a Glimpse of the Benefits that accrue to a Sound Commercial Education_ 203 _XLIV._ _Wherein a Palace of Art disappears in the Night_ 207 _XLV._ _Wherein a Poet burns his Verse to keep his Feet Warm_ 211 OF THE BLOSSOMING OF THE TREE OF KNOWLEDGE _XLVI._ _Wherein the Husband of the Concierge fears that he is growing Blind_ 217 _XLVII._ _Which introduces us to the First Lady of France_ 220 _XLVIII._ _Which has to do with the Motherhood of the World_ 223 _XLIX._ _Wherein the Rich Man’s Son seeks the Sweets of Poverty--not Wholly without Success_ 225 _L._ _Wherein the Spring comes a-frolic into the Court_ 229 _LI._ _Wherein it is hinted that it were Best to “Touch not the Catte botte a Glove”_ 234 _LII._ _Wherein Yankee Doodle is bugled--with a Strong Foreign Accent_ 238 _LIII._ _Wherein we skip down the Highway of Youth_ 242 _LIV._ _Wherein the Widow Snacheur separates the Milk from Human Kindness_ 249 _LV._ _Wherein is Some Worship of the Moon_ 252 _LVI._ _Wherein it is suspected that there has been Peeping through Windows_ 256 _LVII._ _Which treats of what chanced at the Tavern of_ The Scarlet Jackass 261