Of how the world used François, and of the reward of virtue. He makes his first friend

[V]

Of the immorality which may come of an empty stomach, and of how François became acquainted with a human crab

[VI]

Of how François regained a lost friend, and of his adventure with the poet Horace and another gentleman

[VII]

Wherein is told how François saved a man's neck and learned to juggle

[VIII]

In which François discovers the mercantile value of laughter, and the Crab takes toll of the jugglers—with the sad history of Despard, the partner

[IX]