Rambles in Womanland. O'Rell Max

       CHAPTER II

       DO THE BEST WITH THE HAND YOU HAVE

       CHAPTER III

       BEWARE OF THE FINISHING TOUCH

       CHAPTER IV

       THE SELFISHNESS OF SORROW

       CHAPTER V

       THE RIGHT OF CHANGING ONE'S MIND

       CHAPTER VI

       WHAT WE OWE TO CHANCE

       CHAPTER VII

       WE NEEDN'T GET OLD

       CHAPTER VIII

       THE SECRET OF OLD AGE

       CHAPTER IX

       ADVICE ON LETTER-POSTING

       CHAPTER X

       ON PARASITES

       CHAPTER XI

       ADVICE-GIVING

       CHAPTER XII

       ON HOLIDAYS

       CHAPTER XIII

       EXTRACTS FROM THE DICTIONARY OF A CYNIC

       (After Jules Noriac)

       CHAPTER XIV

       VARIOUS CRITICISMS ON CREATION

       CHAPTER XV

       THE HUMOURS OF THE INCOME-TAX

       (A WARNING)

       CHAPTER XVI

       HOW TO BE ENTERTAINING

       CHAPTER XVII

       WHAT IS GENIUS?

       CHAPTER XVIII

       NEW AND PIQUANT CRITICISM

       CHAPTER XIX

       ORIGINALITY IN LITERATURE

       CHAPTER XX

       PLAGIARISM

       CHAPTER XXI

       AUTOBIOGRAPHIES AND REMINISCENCES

       CHAPTER XXII

       THOUGHTS ON HATS

       CHAPTER XXIII

       THOUGHTS ON EYE-GLASSES

       CHAPTER XXIV

       THOUGHTS ON UMBRELLAS

       CHAPTER XXV

       SOME AMERICAN TOPICS

       CHAPTER XXVI

       SOME AMERICANS I OBJECT TO

       CHAPTER XXVII

       PATIENCE—AN AMERICAN TRAIT

       CHAPTER XXVIII

       AMERICAN FEELINGS FOR FOREIGNERS

       CHAPTER XXIX

       SHOULD YOUNG GIRLS READ NOVELS?

       CHAPTER XXX

       NOW, WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH FATHER?