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The story revolves around Mrs. Bolton, who embraces her role as the patroness of the parish while remaining oblivious to her share in the troubles surrounding her. Her nephew, Mr. Chantrey, a popular clergyman, has become a source of pride for her, as she relishes the growing congregation and the attention it brings. The narrative explores themes of self-delusion and the complexities of church dynamics, highlighting Mrs. Bolton's satisfaction in her influence and the community's response to her nephew's leadership.