Page Original Correction ---- -------- ---------- vii Indian Economics 33 Indian Economics 34 viii Hand Looms 140 Hand-Looms 140 7 and setting their manufactures and selling their manufactures 10 as a miser uses his horde. as a miser uses his hoard. 27 and left her coarse and felt her coarse 28 organasing Swadeshi propaganda organising Swadeshi propaganda 28 Every drop counts Swadeshi Every drop counts. Swadeshi 32 from patroitic motives from patriotic motives 34 expressed in this buelletin expressed in this bulletin 35 being aginst the law being against the law 36 the another does represent the author does represent 40 utlise the idle hours utilise the idle hours 44 It is needness to say It is needless to say 46 more than his due And I more than his due. And I 54 Shrimati Sarala Devi Choudhrani Shrimati Sarala Devi Chaudhrani 57 bids fare to bear fruit. bids fair to bear fruit. 69 earned As. 4 earned As. 4. 69 he is a victim to-day. he is a victim to to-day. 72 of 62·7 crores pounds of 62.7 crores pounds 81 that he maufactures that he manufactures 82 about literary trainning. about literary training. 87 Mr, Amritlal Thakkar Mr. Amritlal Thakkar 97 potent instrument, the spinning potent instrument the spinning 102 who absolutely know nothing who absolutely knew nothing 103 Rs. 3-9 for it practically Rs. 3-9 for it, practically 104 about weaving, a separate room about weaving, a separate loom 123 [missing] A MODEL I [new line] A MODEL 132 will be an acpuisition will be an acquisition 134 The students who spun [...] is The student who spun [...] is 134 for 12 hours 4 annas 6pies for 12 hours 4 annas 6 pies 136 and cuts it as under, and cuts it asunder, 138 too suits of clothing two suits of clothing 138 as most girl would be as most girls would be 139 Y.I.--18th Aug. 1921. [Y. not in italics] 142 of the hields of the shields 142 costs Rs. 45 costs Rs. 45. 142 Provincial Congress Commitee Provincial Congress Committee End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Wheel of Fortune, by Mahatma Gandhi