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- The Pleasures of Selfishness.
- Wondering if the Other Person Knows More.
- Pipe and Slippers and Dreams.
- Middle-aged Kittens.
- Being "Tough."
- Early Rising.
- Scientific Eating.
- The Joys of the Straphanger.
- Vicarious Possessions in Shop Windows.
- Shopping with the Bargain Hunter.
- New Year's Resolutions.
- The Gossip of the Waiting-Room (of a Railroad Station, Doctor's Office, etc.).
- The Stimulation of Closet Skeletons.
- Planning Houses.
- Keeping an Expense Book.
- The Millinery of the Choir.
- The Joys of Being Profane before the Consciously Pious.
- "Darius Greens."
- Tellers of Dreams.
- Making the Most of Misfortunes.
- The Moral Value of Carrying a Cane.
- Souvenir Hunting.
- The Person Who Has Always Had "The Same Experience Myself."
- Prayer-meeting Courtships.
- The Exhaustion of Repose.
- "See the Birdie, Darling!"
- Politeness to Rich Relatives.
- "It must be so; I Read it in a Book!"
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"Anyway," as Stevenson said, "I did my darndest."
- The Moral Rigor of the Nightly Setting-up Exercises.
- "Hooking Rides."
- A Society to Forbid Learning to Play the Trombone (or Cornet or Piano or anything else).
- A Sophomore for Life.
- Country Auctions.
- The Virtues of Enviousness.
- The Melancholy of Old Bachelors.
- Village "Cut-ups."
- Early Assurances of Doleful Dying.
- Failing, to make Money, through Failure to make Money.
- People who never Did Wrong as Children.
- "Just Wait till I'm Grown-up!"
- Philosophers' Toothaches.
- The Morality of Stubbing One's Toe in the Dark.
- The Dolefulness of Celebrations.
- What to Do with Bores.
- The Young and the Still-young Woman.
- The Satisfaction of Intolerance.
- The Struggle to be an "Intellectual."
- Church Socials.
- The Revelations of Food Sales.
- White-haired Enthusiasm.
- "I have It in my Card Index."
- The Rigors of Shaving.
- The Right to a "Beauty Box."
- "Hopelessly Sane."
- The "Job" After Graduation.
- The Stupidity of Heaven.
- The Boon Companions of Hell.
- People Who Remember When You Were "Only So High!"
- Being a Gentleman though Rich.
- Great Men One Might Wish to Have Thrashed.
- The Awful Servant.
- Morality When the Thermometer Reads 95°.
- The Technique of Teas.
- Dangers of Criticism.
- Starvation or a New Cook?
- Superior Profanity.
- The Logic of the Movies.
- The "Woman's Page."
- The Neatness of Men.
- On Taking Off One's Hat.
- Fashions in Slang.
- Ambitions at Thirteen.
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The Joys of Whittling.
- Learning, without Education.