The New Missioner

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The New Missioner (1907)
by Mrs. Wilson Woodrow, illustrated by F. Walter Taylor

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New York: The McClure Company, 1907.

Frances Benson was "The New Missioner's" name, and she was missionary to a small mining town in the Rockies. Here is the story of her labors there, and her love story—one of renunciation, of course. It is an unusual piece of fiction, and more than once really touches the heart. —"Comment on Current Books," in the Outlook, 30 Nov 1907

Mrs. Wilson WoodrowF. Walter Taylor3921879The New Missioner1907

THE NEW MISSIONER

She was a slender black-robed woman

THE NEW MISSIONER

BY

MRS. WILSON WOODROW
AUTHOR OF THE BIRD OF TIME

NEW YORK
THE McCLURE COMPANY
MCMVII

Copyright, 1907, by The McClure Company

Published, October, 1907

ILLUSTRATIONS

FACING PAGE
She was a slender black-robed woman Frontispiece
Standing in the centre of the group she spoke directly and menacingly to Frances 12
She turned to Mrs. Evans with a pleading embarrassment of manner 96
"Hello, girls," he answered heartily 134
It was Myrtle who would innocently meet him 144
Before the gipsy's door stood two shaggy burros 206
For a long time they sat in silence 234
"Listen, Mr. Campbell" 266

Chapters (not listed in original)

Chapter I, 3
Chapter II, 18
Chapter III, 27
Chapter IV, 37
Chapter V, 52
Chapter VI, 70
Chapter VII, 88
Chapter VIII, 101
Chapter IX, 114
Chapter X, 125
Chapter XI, 140
Chapter XII, 155
Chapter XIII, 170
Chapter XIV, 180
Chapter XV, 197
Chapter XVI, 210
Chapter XVII, 226
Chapter XVIII, 240
Chapter XIX, 253
Chapter XX, 270
Chapter XXI, 283
Chapter XXII, 288
Chapter XXIII, 297

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