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<p>CONTENTS. 
I. Introduction 1 
II. The Necessityof Vigilance and Precautions to escape the Dangers of the World 6 
III. The great Utility of meditating on the awful Truths of Religion 14 
IV. The Obligation of entertaining in us Sentiments of Faith 20 
V. Are moral Precepts the only things necessary to know and be attended to in Religion 30 
VI. The Advantages to be derived from reading the Lives of Saints 41 
VII. Continuation of the same Subject 50 
VIII. On the Reading of the Holy Scriptures 61 
IX. On Books of Piety and Meditation 78 
X. The Characters of solid Piety 98 
XI. On the Desire of Perfection 114 
XII. On the Duties of Social Life 121 
XIII. On the Education of Children 139 
XIV. Duties of Masters towards their Servants 156 
XV. Conduct in the World 174 
XVI. On the Love of our Neighbour 198 
XVII. Of Friendships 236 
XVIII. Amusements and Recreations 242 
XIX. Theatrical Amusements 250 
XX. The Necessity of a Regular Plan of Life 283 
XXI. Assistance to the holy Sacrifice of the Mass 307 
XXII. Confession 
XXIII. Choice of a Confessor 
XXIV. Communion 
XXV. Devotion to the Blessed Virgin — Intersession of the Saints 
XXVI. Of the Correction of our Defects 
XXVII. On Scrupulosity
XXVIII. Temptations 
XXIX. Crosses and Afflictions 
XXX. Sicknesses 
XXXI. On the Death of Relatives and Friends
XXXII. Conclusion 
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<br>Subjects: Christian life -- Catholic authors; Conduct of life; Christian life</div>
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Premord, Charles Leonore</div>
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