Salem Chapel: Complete Edition (Vol. 1&2)

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This historic book may contain numerous typos and missing text. Buyers can often download a free scanned copy of the original from the publisher. The 1869 edition is not indexed or illustrated. As Mrs. Vincent hurried back to her patient, she felt a shadow of deeper woe beside her. Mrs. Hilyard approached, noting that Mrs. Vincent was walking too fast. She recalled a time when Mrs. Vincent had offered her hand and expressed a desire to accompany her. Despite the long interval since that moment, Mrs. Hilyard sought her advice, acknowledging Mrs. Vincent's role as a minister's wife and her understanding of human nature. Mrs. Vincent, feeling pursued and fatigued from the evening's events, was reluctant to engage. However, as the minister's mother, she felt a duty to assist anyone in her community facing difficulties. She explained her haste was due to her ill daughter but remained open to helping any member of Salem who might need her experience.