In the prosecution of my inquiries I learned that the first person who had been converted in the neighborhood, after the visit of Mr. K----, was Mr. Jake G----, who had received a Testament in the following manner. When Mr. K---- and his guide were making their visits, they called at a house where there were eight children, and the parents were both gone from home. On inquiring of the children if their parents had a Bible, they said they did not know--meaning, undoubtedly, that they did not know what a Bible was. Without dismounting, they gave the children a Testament, and told them to give it to their parents when they came home. Not long after this the guide who accompanied Mr. K---- met the man at whose house they had left the Testament, and he immediately said: "I'm mighty sorry I was not at home when you and old man K---- were around with them books, for I'm mightily pleased with the little book you left at my house. Joe H---- told me you had some bigger ones" (Bibles) "at his house, and if I had been at home I would have got one of them bigger ones sure; for I'm mightily pleased with the little one. I can't read, and my wife and children can't read; but Brother Joe's wife can read, and she comes over to our house, and we get her to read out of that little book; and it's mighty pretty reading. I've heard reading afore, but I never heard any reading afore that I wanted to hear read again. _But that little book I do take to mightily._ Brother Fred's wife can read, too, and we get her to read out of the little book; and everybody that comes to our house that can read, we get them to read out of that little book; and--_I don't know what it is_--I never heard any such reading afore; _every time they read to me out of that little book it makes me cry, and I can't help it_."