The breach of trust : $b or, The professor and possessor of pietyLeslie, Madeline
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The breach of trust : $b or, The professor and possessor of piety
Leslie, Madeline
Piety -- Juvenile fiction
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[Illustration: Helen and her class in Sabbath School.]
THE BREACH OF TRUST;
OR, THE
_Professor and Possessor of Piety._
BY
[Madeline Leslie]
"Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools."
"Ye shall know them by their fruits."
[Illustration]
BOSTON
D LOTHROP COMPANY
Entered for the Author according to Act of Congress, in
the year 1869, by
ANDREW F. GRAVES,
In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of
Massachusetts.
CONTENTS.
————
CHAPTER I.
THE PROFESSOR OF RELIGION
CHAPTER II.
THE POSSESSOR OF PIETY
CHAPTER III.
RETROSPECTION
CHAPTER IV.
THE BROTHER AND SISTER
CHAPTER V.
HELEN'S SECRET
CHAPTER VI.
THE PASTOR'S STUDY
CHAPTER VII.
THE FEIGNED AND THE REAL
CHAPTER VIII.
THE SUBSCRIPTION PAPER
CHAPTER IX.
THE PROFESSOR'S DEFEAT
CHAPTER X.
THE REVELATION
CHAPTER XI.
THE GUARDIAN AND HIS WARD
CHAPTER XII.
A NARROW ESCAPE
CHAPTER XIII.
SYBIL'S VISITS
CHAPTER XIV.
THE YOUNG MISSIONARY
CHAPTER XV.
EXPLANATIONS
CHAPTER XVI.
A DISCOVERY
CHAPTER XVII.
THE DELICATE TITBIT
CHAPTER XVIII.
MR. TRACY'S SANCTUM
CHAPTER XIX.
MORRISVILLE
CHAPTER XX.
THE ANONYMOUS GIFT
CHAPTER XXI.
THE FRENCH CHATEAU
CHAPTER XXII.
THE CRASH AT LAST
CHAPTER XXIII.
THE BRIDAL PAIR
CHAPTER XXIV.
MONSON P. TRACY
CHAPTER XXV.
DEATH OF A POSSESSOR
CHAPTER XXVI.
END OF THE MERE PROFESSOR
Breach of Trust.
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CHAPTER I.
THE PROFESSOR OF RELIGION.
MONSON P. TRACY was a self-made man, and he had perfect confidence in
himself. His own opinions, and his own judgment, were the only laws to
which he succumbed. Those who honestly differed from him, he pronounced
bigoted, self-willed. And where the difference referred to personal
subjects, he called his opponents blind and prejudiced, treating them
with a contempt intended to crush them.
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