Lineage, Life and Labors of José Rizal, Philippine PatriotSpecimens of Tagal FolkloreReading editionChapter navigation29 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterA Study of the Growth of Free Ideas in the Trans-Pacific American TerritoryManila Philippine Education Company 1913DedicationIntroductionContentsList of IllustrationsChapter I · America’s ForerunnerChapter II · Rizal’s Chinese AncestryChapter III · Liberalizing Hereditary InfluencesChapter IV · Rizal’s Early ChildhoodChapter V · Jagor’s ProphecyTo the Philippine YouthChapter VI · The Period of Preparation“You Ask Me for Verses”To the Flowers of HeidelbergChapter VII · The Period of PropagandaSpecimens of Tagal FolkloreProverbial SayingsPuzzlesTo my MuseChapter VIII · Despujol’s DuplicityPobres Frailes!Chapter IX · The Deportation to DapitanChapter X · “Consummatum Est”Countrymen:Chapter XI · The After-Life in MemoryThe Tagalog Story of the Monkey and the Tortoise Illustrated by José RizalThe Novels of José Rizal Translated from Spanish into EnglishPrevious chapter ←Chapter VII · The Period of PropagandaNext chapter →Proverbial SayingsAll chapters and sections (29)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsA Study of the Growth of Free Ideas in the Trans-Pacific American TerritoryManila Philippine Education Company 1913DedicationIntroductionContentsList of IllustrationsChapters12345Other sectionsTo the Philippine YouthChapters6Other sections“You Ask Me for Verses”To the Flowers of HeidelbergChapters7Other sectionsSpecimens of Tagal FolkloreProverbial SayingsPuzzlesTo my MuseChapters8Other sectionsPobres Frailes!Chapters910Other sectionsCountrymen:Chapters11Other sectionsThe Tagalog Story of the Monkey and the Tortoise Illustrated by José RizalThe Novels of José Rizal Translated from Spanish into EnglishBy Doctor J. Rizal◇← Chapter VII The Period of PropagandaProverbial Sayings →