Hands, Eloquence of, 822
The most beautiful, 823
Happiness, Consists in what? 824
Consists in contentment, 825
Consists not in, 826
Cottage can hold enough for palace, 827
Earthly of man, when complete, 828
Great in lowly station, 829
Made, by making others happy, 830
Of a happy couple, 831
Reflective, like light, 832
Rejoice in that of others, 833
Unmixed, not found, 834
Hate, Hurts the hater most of all, 835
It is the nature of the human, 836
Haughtiness, Freezes those below us, 837
Two may gain by it, 838
Health, Appreciated, when, 839
Be not too busy to care for, 840
Better than a kingdom, 841
Better to have, than wealth, 842
Necessary to duty and pleasure, 843
Thou chiefest good, 844
The only way for a rich man to be in, 845
Heart, An innocent, 846
Broken, instance of, 847
Every, has its secret sorrow, 848
Feeling, parting, tale of many a, 849
Great, has no room for wrongs, 850
Human, God enters, 851
Instance of royal, in poor woman, 852
Is it guided by instinct? 853
Most bitter trial of, 854
None in which errors are not, 855
Of another, how opened, 856
Of woman, most tender when pious, 857
Overrules the head, 858
Rewarded according to merit, 859
Sad, sometimes does good work, 860
Sad tale of many a human, 861
Small, but world cannot satisfy, 862
The, resembles the ocean, 863
The turnpike road to, 864
The merry, goes all the day, 865
Hearts, Dissensions between, 866
Men and women led by, 867
Heaven, Beautiful beyond compare, 868
Let others seek earth's, 868a
Debts to, sometimes disregarded, 869
Delights of, 870
Faith the road to, 871
Not the property of the rich, 872
"That better land," where is it? 873
Plants even look up to, 874
Help, Give, even to lame dogs, 875
What should be given, 876