Interview with Governor Keith--Arrangements to go to England in the Annis--Only one vessel a year to sail--Still works for Keimer--The latter a singular Man--Experiment of a Vegetable Diet--Keimer's Abhorrence of it--Eats the whole of a Pig at last--How Benjamin came to relinquish a Vegetable Diet--Courting Miss Read--Her Mother objects to Engagement--Ralph resolves to go with him--Four or Five Printing-offices then, and Two or Three Thousand now--The Governor's Letters--Set Sail--Arrival in London--Discovers that his Letters are Worthless--The Governor a Deceiver--Tells his Story to Denham--Goes to Work in a Printing-office--An Advantage of written Composition-- His "Dissertation on Liberty and Necessity, Pleasure and Pain"--Won him Fame--Bargain with a Bookseller--Beer-drinking in the Office-- Benjamin's Opposition to it--He wrought a Reform--His Firmness and Independence--Swimming--Drawn a Mile by his Kite on the Water-- Advised to open a Swimming-School--Decides on Returning to America--A Scene forty years after 204-219 CHAPTER XXII. FAREWELL TO ENGLAND. Arrival in Philadelphia--Calls on Keimer--Meets Governor Keith in the Street--Interview with Miss Read--His want of Fidelity--Denham opened a Store, and Benjamin was his Clerk--The Sickness of both--Denham dies--Benjamin thrown out of Business--Returns to his Trade, and works for Keimer--Legacy from Denham--His Fidelity always pleased his Employers--Many Youth do not care for the Employer's Success--Fidelity one Secret of Benjamin's Success--The Oxford Student--Dangers of Theatrical Amusements and Bad Company--Trouble with Keimer--Refuses to work for him--Arrangements to go into Business with Meredith 220-229 CHAPTER XXIII. SETTING UP BUSINESS. The Inventory--Keimer's Message--At Burlington--Friends made there--Interview with the Surveyor-general--Opening his Office-- Samuel Mickle--His Croaking--The Result--Poetical Notice in the Printing-office--His Resolution in the Outset--His Industry-- Prophecies about Failure--The Every-Night Club--The Lounger rebuked--Franklin never above his Business--Case of Judge Marshall--Economy--How he began to Keep House--Maxims-- Integrity--The Slanderer turned away--Socrates and Archelaus-- Business prosperous--Hopes and Fears--Coleman and Grace, and their Offer--Talk with Meredith, and the Latter leaves 230-243 CHAPTER XXIV. THE JUNTO.