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210 70. — Do not walk along looking at the sky, do not run against people, do not tread where the mud is thickest or in puddles.

71. — When you see a wagon coming, step aside and avoid danger. Never hang on the back of a wagon.

72. — In the winter do not go upon the ice, do not snow-ball others, and do not go sledding with disorderly boys.

73. — In summer do not bathe in the water or go too near it. Do not take pleasure in pranks or indecent games.

74. — Do not stop where people are quarreling or fighting or doing other wicked things. Do not associate with bad boys who will lead you astray. Do not run about at fairs, nor stand before mountebanks, nor watch lewd dancing, for you can learn only wickedness.

75. — Do not join hands with other children on the street and block the way. Neither put your arm on another's shoulder.

76. — When you meet some one you know, step aside and bow politely, but do not wait until he is beside you or past you. Show your respect while a few steps in front of him.

77. — Dear child, in meeting or church think of the sacred presence of God, and remember that you shall be judged according to the word you have heard that day.