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CONTENTS
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| Introduction | 1 | |
| I. | An Un-seasonable Advice | 5 |
| II. | The King and the Wrestler | 7 |
| III. | The Old Woman, the cock and the chafing dish | 9 |
| IV. | The Deaf Friend | 11 |
| V. | The Sagacious Minister | 13 |
| VI. | The Lion and the Jackal | 15 |
| VII. | Dream consciousness | 17 |
| VIII. | The inevitability of the Law of Karma | 19 |
| IX. | The Washerman Minister | 21 |
| X. | The Brahmin and his two sons | 24 |
| XI. | Durbuddhi and Subuddhi | 27 |
| XII. | Concentration | 30 |
| XIII. | Enquire before you Entrust | 32 |
| XIV. | The Washerman of Benares | 34 |
| XV. | To Escape Scot-free | 36 |
| XVI. | Truth will come to Light | 38 |
| XVII. | The Brahman and his two wives | 40 |
| XVIII. | Vanity of human wishes | 42 |
| XIX. | The Mussalman and the Robber | 44 |
| XX. | The Swan and the Crow | 46 |