Call upon Andrew Bradford--His Surprise--Disappointment--Directed to Keimer--The Interview--Advantage of Thoroughness--Benjamin did things well--Bradford's Talk with Keimer--Keimer ensnared--Benjamin makes a Disclosure--Keimer astonished--Repairing a Printing-press-- At work for Keimer--Goes to Board at Mr. Read's--His Power of Observation--Stephenson like him--William Hutton again and his Dulcimer--Perseverance--Not proud--How many Boys would have done--Maxims 167-175 CHAPTER XVIII. NEWS FROM HOME, AND RETURN. The Unexpected Letter--Benjamin's Reply--Governor Keith calls to see him--Surprise of Keimer--Invites him to the Tavern--Advises him to set up Business for Himself--Benjamin's Objections overruled--Decides to return to Boston to ask his Father's Assistance--How the Governor learned of Benjamin--His Return to Boston--Joy at Home--His gentlemanly appearance--Goes to his Brother's Printing-office-- Cold Reception--Interview with the Workmen--Exhibition of his Silver Coin--His Watch--The Dollar "Treat"--James incensed--Interview with his Mother--Stating Business to his Father, and giving him the Governor's Letter--His Father's Talk with Captain Homes--His Father's Denial--Collins returns with him 176-178 CHAPTER XIX. BACK AGAIN. Sails for New York--Stops at Newport and visits his Brother--The New Passengers--The Old Quaker Lady's Attention--A Narrow Escape--Arrival in New York--Collins there first and intoxicated--Makes a Confession to Benjamin--Owns that he gambles--Loses all his Money--Message from Governor Burnet--Benjamin goes to see him--Trip to Philadelphia-- Collects Vernon's Debt--Takes Collins to board with him--Throws Collins into the River Delaware--The Fate of Collins--Interview with Governor Keith--The Governor promises to set him up in Business. 188-195 CHAPTER XX. A LITERARY GAME. The Three Associates--Their Characters--Discussion about Poets and Poetry--A Proposition to Paraphrase the Eighteenth Psalm--Osborne's Prejudice, and how to prove him--Benjamin reads Ralph's Piece as his own--The Success of the Ruse--Subsequent Interview of Benjamin and Ralph--Their Delight over the Result--The Exposure of Osborne at the next Meeting--His Mortification--Fate of Watson and Osborne-- Advantage of such Literary Clubs 196-203 CHAPTER XXI. GOING TO ENGLAND.