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I had not liked the look of Brother Solomon, for he seemed cold, and

quiet, and hard His face looked stiff, as if he never by any chance

s from where I had been

treated like a son to a hoer

"Yes," he said after looking about hio back just yet awhile"

"Oh no! you'll have a snap of so first, and Grant here ant

a bit of tis"

Old Browns more kindly to me now, and this

made me all the h

Shock and I were bad friends, and Ike was not much of a companion, I did

not want to leave them

Old Brownsmith saw my looks, and he said: "You will run over now and then to see et on

Brother Sololass-houses, but you can

get away now and then Eh, Soloht away from us "We shall

see"