Hubert's Wife / A Story for You - Minnie Mary Lee

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HUBERT'S WIFE: A STORY FOR YOU. BY MINNIE MARY LEE. "There is a way which seemeth just to a man, but the end thereof leadeth unto death."—Prov. xlv, 12. BALTIMORE: PUBLISHED BY JOHN B. PIET Late Kelly, Piet & Co.

Entered, according to an act of Congress, in the year 1873, by
KELLY, PIET & COMPANY,
in the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.

I.	A Black Conference.	[1]
II.	The Master's Conference with Himself.	[7]
III.	An Interruption to Duncan'S Reverie.	[13]
IV.	Philip St. Leger.	[19]
V.	The Missionary's Retrospect.	[30]
VI.	Missionary Life.	[37]
VII.	The Distinguished Traveler's Views.	[45]
VIII.	The Visitation by Spirit And By Death.	[52]
IX.	The New Choice.	[60]
X.	"A Dream which was not all a Dream."	[71]
XI.	Althea's Guardians.	[77]
XII.	The Christening.	[88]
XIII.	New Mistress at Kennons.	[99]
XIV.	China—Uncle Mat's Prayer Meeting.	[109]
XV.	Kizzie.	[118]
XVI.	Time and Change.	[126]
XVII.	The St. Legers.	[137]
XVIII.	St. Mark's or St. Patrick's?	[145]
XIX.	"In such an hour as ye think not."	[154]
XX.	Juliet.	[164]
XXI.	"The Spider and the Fly."	[172]
XXII.	Althea.	[183]
XXIII.	Hubert Lisle at Vine Cottage.	[193]
XXIV.	Jealousy.	[201]
XXV.	The Awakening.	[208]
XXVI.	Light After Darkness.	[213]
XXVII.	Althea'S Trials.	[221]
XXVIII.	Mysterious Disappearance.	[231]
XXIX.	Hubert's Second Visit.	[235]
XXX.	"And The Sea Shall Give Up Its Dead."	[240]
XXXI.	Conclusion.	[243]

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