The fear of the Lord is the instruction of wisdom; and before honour

is humility.—The Lord will destroy the house of the proud: but
he will establish the border of the widow.

NEW EDITION.

NEW YORK PRINTED.

LONDON:

REPRINTED FOR

JAMES DUNCAN, 31. PATERNOSTER-ROW;
WAUGH AND INNES, EDINBURGH; AND

M. OGLE, GLASGOW

MDCCCXXVUI.

CONTENTS.

Page

Life of Mrs. Grabam

1

Devotional Exercises

65

Provision for her last Journey through the Wilderness, and

Passage over Jordan....

196

Poetry ..

245

LETTERS.

To Mrs. Grandidier

262

Extracts of Letters to P-, chiefly written when she was in

Afiction

265

To Mrs. G-y...

204

Extracts from Letters written to Mr. and Mrs. B-, while in

Britain, for the benefit of Mrs. B.'s health, in 1801 and

1802 .

298

To the same in New York

330

To Mr. A. D-, Edinburgh.....

331

To Mrs. 0-, Edinburgh...

338

To Miss M-

341

To Mrs. Juliet S-, New York

351

To Miss Van Wyck, New York...

357

To the same.....

358

To Mr. James Todd, New York...

363

To Mrs. J. W-..

366

Page

370

372

To Dr. H. M-, Rothsay, Bute

To the same

To Dr. Marshall

To Mrs. Marshall

Letter from Viscountess Glenorchy to Mrs. Graham .

374

379

381

ADDRESSES.

To the same,

To the Society for the relief of poor widows with small

Children, 1800

384

April 1806

387

Onopening a School for poor children; addressed to the Teach-

ers who volunteered their Services.....

393

Extract from the concluding part of Mrs. Graham's last Will

and Testament

396

Lines on the Decease of Mrs. Graham.

397