PART II
Reading edition
ARGUMENT:—Everychild pities the sorrow of Cinderella and rejoices in her release from bondage; he encounters a dog that looks upon him with favor.
VIII. A PURSUIT IN THE DARK
IX. CINDERELLA AT HOME
X. CINDERELLA'S DECISION
XI. SOME ONE PASSES WITH A SONG ON THE ROAD OF TROUBLED CHILDREN
XII. EVERYCHILD BECOMES ACQUAINTED WITH A POOR DOG
XIII. A TERRIBLE LADY AT HOME
XIV. MR. LITERAL'S WARNING