Like and Unlike

James Sterling hires a young clerk, James Beaufort, to help run his business, and installs the young man into the Sterling household. Many family members expect daughter Matilda to marry cousing Junius, but the presence of young Beaufort upsets those plans.

Written by Azel Stevens Roe (1798 - 1887) and copyright 1862 by Geo. W. Carleton.

Transcribed and edited for Tadalique and Company by Jeffrey Merrow.
33 Chapters, 501 pages, 210,000 words.

Chapters:
I. Engaging a Clerk.
II. Uncertainties.
III. Letters Home.
IV. The Cousins.
V. Not Gold but Dross.
VI. Mercy and Justice.
VII. Patience rewarded.
VIII. Trouble brewing.
IX. An Evening Chat.
X. Saved from Infamy.
XI. A Letter to Mother.
XII. Man is born to Trouble.
XIII. Cupid's first Arrow.
XIV. Returning Home.
XV. Wild Flowers.
XVI. The Accident.
XVII. Death settles all.
XVIII. Jealousy.
XIX. Friendship and Love.
XX. The Reformation.
XXI. The Tempest bursts.
XXII. The King of Terrors.
XXIII. Between Life and Death.
XXIV. Love's Fear.
XXV. Old Aunt Dinah.
XXVI. A New Life.
XXVII. Settling the Estate.
XXVIII. Watching and Waiting.
XXIX. A False Announcement.
XXX. Dollar for Dollar.
XXXI. The Insane Asylum.
XXXII. A Crisis.
XXXIII. Comme il faut

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