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7. Good for Evil.	25. Story of the Apples.
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9. A Sunday in Jerusalem.	27. Learning by Experience.
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15. The Fortune Teller.	33. Honour thy Parents.
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17. Jim Brown.	35. Story about Envy.
18. Little Nat.	36. The Orphan's Friend.

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