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    1. LESSON THIRTY-FOURTH: From the Seventh to the End of the Tenth Commandment
        1. Q.1290. What is the seventh Commandment?
        2. Q.1291. What sin is it to steal?
        3. Q.1292. Is stealing ever a sacrilege?
        4. Q.1293. What sins are equivalent to stealing?
        5. Q.1294. In what other ways may persons sin against honesty?
        6. Q.1295. What are we commanded by the seventh Commandment?
        7. Q.1296. How may persons working for others be guilty of dishonesty?
        8. Q.1297. In what other way may a person be guilty of dishonesty?
        9. Q.1298. What is forbidden by the seventh Commandment?
        10. Q.1299. What must we do with things found?
        11. Q.1300. What must we do if we discover we have bought stolen goods?
        12. Q.1301. Are we bound to restore ill-gotten goods?
        13. Q.1302. What must we do if we cannot restore all we owe, or if the person to whom we should restore be dead?
        14. Q.1303. What must one do who cannot pay his debts and yet wishes to receive the Sacraments?
        15. Q.1304. Are we obliged to repair the damage we have unjustly caused?
        16. Q.1305. What is the eighth Commandment?
        17. Q.1306. What are we commanded by the eighth Commandment?
        18. Q.1307. What is a lie?
        19. Q.1308. How can we know the degree of sinfulness in a lie?
        20. Q.1309. Will a good reason for telling a lie excuse it?
        21. Q.1310. What is forbidden by the eighth Commandment?
        22. Q.1311. What are rash judgment, backbiting, slander and detraction?
        23. Q.1312. Is it ever allowed to tell the faults of another?
        24. Q.1313. What is tale-bearing, and why is it wrong?
        25. Q.1314. What must they do who have lied about their neighbor and seriously injured his character?
        26. Q.1315. What is the ninth Commandment?
        27. Q.1316. What are we commanded by the ninth Commandment?
        28. Q.1317. What is forbidden by the ninth Commandment?
        29. Q.1318. Are impure thoughts and desires always sins?
        30. Q.1319. What is the tenth Commandment?
        31. Q.1320. What does covet mean?
        32. Q.1321. What are we commanded by the tenth Commandment?
        33. Q.1322. Should we not, then, try to improve our position in the world?
        34. Q.1323. What is forbidden by the tenth Commandment?
        35. Q.1324. In what does the sixth commandment differ from the ninth, and the seventh differ from the tenth?
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