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No. 52, CORNER OF SECOND AND CHESNUT STREETS.

gift
Tappan

Presb. Assor
3-6-1933

CONTENTS OF VOLUME I.

3-2.1-32 fers

Dialogue

Page

I. Cottage Piety; or the good Order of Thomas

Newman's Family.

5

II. The Subject continued—Sunday Devotions. 14

III. Account of Thomas Newman's Conyersion

by Mr. Lovegood's Preaching, with his

happy Marriage to Betty.

22

IV. The Church defended against false Friends,

and inward Enemies; in a dispute between

the Rev. Mr. Dolittle, Farmer Littleworth,

and his Family:

39

V. Conversation between Farmer Littleworth

and two Ministers, the Rev. Messrs. Brisk

and Smirking, on the evil Nature and Ten-

dency of Stage Plays.

61

VI. The Prodigal's Conversion at Sea, or glad

Tidings from Henry Littleworth, with a

Letter to his Father.

83

1

VII. The Sunday School Examination, with a

Character of the Family of the Worthys. 100

VIII. The Prodigal's Return, with his Recep-

tion, and the Family Rejoicings on the Oc-

casion.

119

IX. The Evils of the Slave Trade delineated. 137

X. The Evils of the Slave Trade farther deli.

neated.

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