by Ernest Thompson Seton
Read the Talmud, and make a digest of it, in not less than 2,000 words, for coup; not less than 5,000 words, for grand coup.
 | As above for Old Testament. |
| As above for New Testament. |
| As above for Apocrypha. |
| As above for Koran. |
| As above for Zoroaster. |
| As above for Confucius. |
| As above for 3 Vedas. |
| As above for Barclays "Apology." |
| As above for Edwin Arnold's "Life of Buddha." |
Make a good, careful, comparative analytical study of the following 4; in 2,000 words, for coup; 5,000 words for g. c.
| Dr. Hanna Thomson's "Brain and Personality." |
| Richard Crane's "Right and Wrong Thinking." |
| Ingalese's "History and Power of the Mind." |
| The Gospel according to John. |
Make a digest, in 2,000 words, of either of the following, for coup; both for grand coup.
(a) James' Psychology.
(b) Hall's Youth.
As above for 2 of the following for coup; for 3 for g. c.
(a) Plato's "Dialogues."
(b) "Golden Sayings" of Epictetus.
(c) "Meditations" of Marcus Aurelius.
As above for either of the following groups, for coup; both groups for grand coup.
(a) Iliad, Odyssey and AEneid.
(b) Eclogues, Bucolics and Georgics.
As above for either of the following for coup; both for g. c.
(a) Gilbert White's "Natural History of Selborne."
(b) Izaak Walton's "Complete Angler."
Make a digest of Hudson's "Law of the Psychic Phenomena," in 2,000 words, for coup; 5,000 words for g. c.
Make a digest of Plutarch's "Lives," giving a summary of 20 of the "Lives," for coup; of 40 of the "Lives," for grand coup.
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