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Taylor, Bayard, 1825-1878 [1870], Joseph and his friend: a story of Pennsylvania (G. P. Putnam & Sons, New York) [word count] [eaf715T].
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Preliminaries

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EM Haynes
Bought of Tuttle Co.
Aug. 9 1914

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Helen S. Gerson
Aug. 9 1914

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Title Page JOSEPH AND HIS FRIEND: A Story of Pennsylvania.

The better angel is a man right fair;
The worser spirit a woman colour'd ill.
Shakspeare: Sonnets.
NEW YORK:
G. P. PUTNAM & SONS,
FOURTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-THIRD STREET.

LONDON:
S. Low, Son & Marston.
1870.

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Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1870, by
BAYARD TAYLOR,
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington.
The New York Printing Company,
81, 83, and 85 Centre St.,
New York.

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Preface

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* To those who prefer quiet pictures of life to startling
incidents, the attempt to illustrate the development of
character to the mysteries of an elaborate plot, and the presentation
of men and women in their mixed strength and
weakness to the painting of wholly virtuous ideals and
wholly evil examples: who are as interested in seeing moral
and intellectual forces at work in a simple country community
as on a more conspicuous plane of human action: who
believe in the truth and tenderness of man's love for man,
as of man's love for woman: who recognize the trouble
which confused ideas of life and the lack of high and intelligent
culture bring upon a great portion of our country
population,—to all such, no explanation of this volume is
necessary. Others will not read it.

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CONTENTS.

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I. Joseph 1

II. Miss Blessing 11

III. The Place and People 22

IV. Miss Blessing calls on Rachel Miller 31

V. Elwood's Evening, and Joseph's 43

VI. In the Garden 53

VII. The Blessing Family 66

VIII. A Consultation 81

IX. Joseph and his Friend 89

X. Approaching Fate 101

XI. A City Wedding 113

XII. Clouds 123

XIII. Presentiments 133

XIV. The Amaranth 142

XV. A Dinner Party 155

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XVI. Joseph's Trouble, and Philip's 168

XVII. A Storm 179

XVIII. On the Railroad Track 190

XIX. The “Wharf-rat” 201

XX. A Crisis 208

XXI. Under the Water 218

XXII. Kanuck 231

XXIII. Julia's Experiment 242

XXIV. Fate 256

XXV. The Mourners 268

XXVI. The Accusation 280

XXVII. The Labels 290

XXVIII. The Trial 303

XXIX. New Evidence 315

XXX. Mr. Blessing's Testimony 325

XXXI. Beginning another Life 337

XXXII. Letters—I. Joseph to Philip 348

XXXIII. All are Happy 357

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Taylor, Bayard, 1825-1878 [1870], Joseph and his friend: a story of Pennsylvania (G. P. Putnam & Sons, New York) [word count] [eaf715T].
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