V. CHANGES AT HOME

Leaving Pearl Street.--Fears for the Future.--Pecuniary

Means.--Business and Travel.--New York and Baltimore.--Mr.

Pickard's Displeasure.--Return to Boston.--Letters on

Providence and Bereavement.--Death of J. E. Abbot.--Living in

Dorchester.--Morbid Feelings.--Marriage of her Friend.--Her own

Trials.--Influence upon others.--Interesting Case.--Dr.

Channing's Absence and Return.--Death of her Father.

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