About this book
This novel is subtitled A Temperance Story, which identifies explicitly the focus of the work. Frances Harper is a Christian moralist and uses her writings for didactic purposes. Here she contrast two couples, one, Belle and Paul, who do not drink and whose lives are happier and more productive, and the other, Jeanette and Charles, who lives are destroyed by the demon rum. (N.B. There are some missing portions of the text)
Chapters
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- 1Chapter 18:33 · read by Jim Locke
- 2Chapter 29:10 · read by Jim Locke
- 3Chapter 48:27 · read by Jim Locke
- 4Chapter 69:13 · read by Jim Locke
- 5Chapter 78:30 · read by Jim Locke
- 6Chapter 811:50 · read by Jim Locke
- 7Chapter 910:02 · read by Jim Locke
- 8Chapter 1011:32 · read by Jim Locke
- 9Chapter 1310:36 · read by Jim Locke
- 10Chapter 1411:24 · read by Jim Locke
- 11Chapter 1510:06 · read by Jim Locke
- 12Chapter 168:33 · read by Jim Locke
- 13Chapter 1715:45 · read by Jim Locke
- 14Chapter 184:38 · read by Jim Locke
- 15Chapter 209:36 · read by Jim Locke
- 16Chapter 2111:42 · read by Jim Locke
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