CHAPTER III.
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Mother, mother" said Charles Benson,
+" here comes the Son of Temperance. See,
that is him, in the blue coat and white vest
there, he has stopped to inquire which is
our house, | will go out and meet him,
I'll /, MOTHER" and before his mother
90 :, u,n,, =. he was scampering down the
80 III = tile time, accompanied by
~ stranger re-eptered ~ he dwelling


aMrs. Benson said the gentleman IN
a tone Of inquiry.


Eyes, sir"