Eager to Own the Pieces--Discloses the Authorship to James-- Interview with the Club--Surprise that Benjamin wrote them-- Treated with Attention by the Club--Oppressed by James--Trouble with him--Benjamin resolves to leave him--The Printing-office furnishes many Scholars--A New England Divine--Benjamin directed in the Path to which his Native Endowments pointed--So of Lord Nelson--Anecdote of him--Buxton, Wilberforce, and Others--Example of the Author of the "Optic Library" 123-129 CHAPTER XIV. THE ARREST. Action of General Court to Arrest James Franklin for Libel--The Legislative Order--James imprisoned four weeks, and Benjamin arrested, but discharged--The immediate Cause of the Arrest--Meeting of the Club--Decision to publish the Paper in Benjamin's Name-- Shrewd Evasion--Youngest Conductor of a Paper who ever lived--His Thrusts at the Government--Benjamin born in troublous Times-- Attacks and Massacres by the Savages--Prepared thereby to act in achieving Independence--Bears in Boston 130-136 CHAPTER XV. THE RUNAWAY. A Quarrel--Asserting his Freedom--Statement of the Case--Appeal to his Father--His Father's Decision--Leaves his Brother--Fails to get Work--Charged with being an Infidel--Plans to run away--Conference with Collins--His Plan to get away--Collins's Talk with the Captain of a New York Sloop, and his Base Lie--Benjamin Boards the Sloop--Arrival in New York--His lonely Condition--Guilt of a Runaway--Quarrel between Brothers painful--Case of William Hutton--Lines of Dr. Watts 137-147 CHAPTER XVI. ANOTHER TRIP AND ITS TRIALS. Calls on Printer Bradford in New York--No Work--Recommended to go to Philadelphia--Arranges for the Trip--Starts for Philadelphia--The Drunken Dutchman--His wet Volume and Bottle--Struck by a Squall--A sad Night off Long Island--Benjamin's Feelings--The next morning-- Storm subsides--Next night on shore--Advantage of a little Reading-- Boys lose nothing by spending leisure Hours in Reading--The Young Man in Maine--Discipline of the Mind--Case of Gibbon--What Boys say--Sir Walter Scott in Boyhood, and his warning Words-- Benjamin leaving Amboy--Fifty Miles on Foot--Suspected of being a Runaway--Reaches the Quack Doctor's Tavern--Arrival at Burlington--The Gingerbread Woman--The Boat gone--Going back to the Gingerbread Woman--His Walk--The unexpected Boat and his Passage--In Cooper's Creek at Midnight--Reached Philadelphia on Sunday Morning--The Shilling--The Boy and his Loaf--Going up Market Street with a Baker's Loaf under each Arm--Miss Read--Asleep in a Quaker Church--Suspected again of being a Runaway--First Night in Philadelphia 148-166 CHAPTER XVII. GETTING WORK.