6LETTER VIII. SOCIAL AMUSEMENTS
26LETTER XXVIII. A LITTLE EARTHQUAKE, AND AN OPERA COMPANY UNDER DIFFICULTIES
7LETTER IX. TARIFFS—INSECTS
27LETTER XXIX. AN EVENING ON THE RIVER—RIVAL BISHOPS
8LETTER X. A FILIPINO THEATRE—CARABAOS
28LETTER XXX. PHILIPPINE SANITATION—DECORATION DAY
9LETTER XI. SOME RESULTS OF THE AMERICAN OCCUPATION
29LETTER XXXI. MR TAFT—TROPICAL SUNSETS—UNPLEASANT NEIGHBOURS—FILIPINO LAW
10LETTER XII. CHINESE NEW YEAR—LABOUR CONDITIONS—A CINÉMATOGRAPH SHOW
30LETTER XXXII. OUR MONGEESE—A FIRE—THE NATIVE EDUCATION QUESTION
11LETTER XIII. SOME INFLUENCES OF CLIMATE, SCENERY, AND RELIGION
31LETTER XXXIII. A PAPER-CHASE—LACK OF SPORTS—PREPARATIONS FOR MR TAFT
12LETTER XIV. VOYAGE TO MANILA
32LETTER XXXIV. TRYING HEAT—AN AMERICAN PROSPECTOR—NEW LODGERS—BARGAINING FOR PIÑA
13LETTER XV. AN OFFICIAL ENTERTAINMENT
33LETTER XXXV. DECLARATION DAY—THE CULT OF THE FLAG—A PROCESSION, FESTIVITIES, AND A BALL
14LETTER XVI. MANILA AND ITS INHABITANTS
34LETTER XXXVI. COCK-FIGHTING—PULAJANES
15LETTER XVII. DEMOCRACY AND SOCIETY IN MANILA
35LETTER XXXVII. A PEARL OF GREAT PRICE
16LETTER XVIII. THE RETURN VOYAGE AND MY COMPANIONS
36LETTER XXXVIII. AGRICULTURAL POSSIBILITIES
17LETTER XIX. A BAILE—A NEW COOK AND AMERICAN METHODS
37LETTER XXXIX. A LAST DAY AT NAGABA—THE “SECWAR”
18LETTER XX. FILIPINO INDOLENCE—A DROUGHT
38LETTER XL. PREPARATIONS
19LETTER XXI. THE WHARVES—AN OLD SPANIARD
39LETTER XLI. THE FESTIVITIES
20LETTER XXII. A TRIP TO GUIMARAS—AN ASTONISHING PROPOSAL—HOUSEBUILDING
