CONTENTS
| PAGE | ||
|---|---|---|
| Preface | [vii] | |
| I. | The Story of Wisdom | [1] |
| II. | The Story of Destruction | [12] |
| III. | The Story of a Woman | [21] |
| IV. | Devi—Goddess! | [30] |
| V. | The Setter-Far of Ignorance | [44] |
| VI. | The King of Death | [53] |
| VII. | The Wise Man, “Truth-Named” | [74] |
| VIII. | The Nasal Test—A Study ofCaste | [89] |
| IX. | The Mothers of Fighters | [106] |
| X. | The Queen Who Stood Erect | [115] |
| [1]XI. | Portraits of some Indian Women | [128] |
| XII. | Garden Fancies | [150] |
| XIII. | A Child or Two | [156] |
| XIV. | The Tie that Binds | [176] |
[1] “Portraits of some Indian Women” is reprinted from “The Nineteenth Century and After,” by the kind permission of the late Sir J. Knowles.