ENRICHED BY HER NARRATIVE OF HER HUSBAND'S DEATH, AND OTHER SELECT

CORRESPONDENCE.

The fear of the Lord is the instruction of wisdom; and before honor is humility.
The Lord will destroy the house of the proud; but he will establish the border of
the widow.-PROV. 15: 25, 33.

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AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY,

150 NASSAU-STREET, NEW YORK.

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Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1843, by JOANNA BETHUNE, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Southern District of New-York.

Copyright transferred to the American Tract Society.]

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER 1.

EARLY L FE-RESIDENCE IN CANADA.-Foundation of the

excellence of her character-birth-education-con-

version-marriage-voyage to Quebec-Doddridge's

Rise and Progress-residence at Montreal and Fort

Niagara-sails for Antigua-1742-1772,

CHAPTER II.

RESIDENCE AT ANTIGUA-DR. GRAHAM'S DEATH.-Dr.

Graham called to St. Vincents-his safe return-state

of his mind-death of Mrs. Graham's mother-letter

describing the death of Dr. Graham-kindness of Dr.

H.-Reflections-Letters to Mrs. Grandidier and to

her father-departure for Scotland-1773-1775,

CHAPTER III.

RETURN TO SCOTLAND—SCHOOL at Edinburgh.—Perilous

voyage-trust in God-return to Cartside-care of her

father-residence at Paisley-depressed circumstan-

ces-peace in God-singular investment and result-

school in Edinburgh-friends-benevolence to poor

tradesmen-dancing-letter of lady Glenorchy-origin

of the Society for the Relief of the Destitute Sick-

death and character of lady Glenorchy-letter to a

daughter-visit to Cartside and Paisley-reposes all

upon Christ-removal to New-York-devotional exer-

cises—1776–1789,

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