1915. The author began to tell these stories in her own way, with but one end in view, to bring the ethical side of the Bible into equal prominence with the religious thoughts. The results were gratifying. She drew no moral, but told the stories in such simple language that very young children could unconsciously deduct their own inferences. Contents: The Garden, Adam and Eve; Two Boys, Cain and Abel; The Great Rain, Noah; Visit of the Angels, Abraham; Ram on the Mountain, Isaac; The Brothers, Esau and Jacob; The Dreamer, Joseph; Governor of Egypt, Joseph; Baby in the Basket, Moses, The Great Leader, Moses; Woman Judge, Deborah; Story of Love, Ruth; Boy Priest, Samuel; Shepherd King, David; Wise King, Solomon; Man of God, Daniel; Story of Chanukah, Story of Purim.