...communication with the Ursuline Superior ; she finally prevailed upon Miss Reed to enter the convent. She advised me to leave my father's house, and all...be my sincere friend, and an Episcopalian, as she hnd alwnys told me she was, and placed myself under her protection. After visiting some Protestant...

...•what my Church friends* said on the subject. On my telling her they were reconciled to my entering the institution, particularly as a scholar ; that they...and an Episcopalian, as she had always told me she * My friends of the Episcopal Church thought I could have the privilege of writing when I desired to...

...my father's house, and all, for the sake of Christ. She said she would procure me ornamental workr which would support me, independent of my relatives,...consecrate the remainder of my days to his service." — p. 19. Miss Reed adds, that Mrs. Graham was an " Episcopalian." It is sufficient for our purpose...