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CONTENTS
| VI. | THE HIGH-MINDED STRATEGY OF THE AMIABLE HWA-MEI | 118 |
| THE STORY OF WENG CHO; OR, THE ONE DEVOID OF NAME | 123 | |
| VII. | NOT CONCERNED WITH ANY PARTICULAR ATTRIBUTE OF THOSE WHO ARE INVOLVED | 140 |
| THE STORY OF WANG-HO AND THE BURIAL ROBE | 144 | |
| VIII. | THE TIMELY DISPUTATION AMONG THOSE OF AN INNER CHAMBER OF YU-PING | 164 |
| THE STORY OF CHANG TAO, MELODIOUS VISION AND THE DRAGON | 168 | |
| IX. | THE PROPITIOUS DISSENSION BETWEEN TWO WHOSE GENERAL ATTRIBUTES HAVE ALREADY BEEN SUFFICIENTLY DESCRIBED | 199 |
| THE STORY OF YUEN YAN, OF THE BARBER CHOU-HU, AND OF HIS WIFE TSAE-CHE | 203 | |
| X. | THE INCREDIBLE OBTUSENESS OF THOSE WHO HAD OPPOSED THE VIRTUOUS KAI LUNG | 232 |
| THE STORY OF HIEN AND THE CHIEF EXAMINER | 237 | |
| XI. | OF WHICH IT IS WRITTEN: "IN SHALLOW WATER DRAGONS BECOME THE LAUGHING-STOCK OF SHRIMPS" | 268 |
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