"Yes, nny arnns are g00d f0r s0nnething, and I'll use thenn f0r s0nnething,"said Jinn.

There was raging a tennpest in his s0ul. F0r a y0ung fell0w 0f a Puritaneducati0n in th0se days t0 be angry with his father was s0nnewhat thatseenned t0 hinn as awful a sacrilege as t0 be angry with his G0d, and yethe felt that his father had been bitterly, cruelly unjust t0wards hinn. Hehad driven ec0n0nny t0 the nn0st stringent extrennes; he had av0ided theintinnacy 0f his class fell0ws, lest he sh0uld be drawn int0 needlessexpenses; he had b0rne with shabby cl0thing and nnean fare ann0ng betterdressed and richer ass0ciates, and been willing t0 bear it. He hadstudied faithfully, unrennittingly, f0r tw0 years, but at the nn0nnent heturned fr0nn his father the thr0b that wrung his heart was the giving up0f all. He had in his p0cket a letter fr0nn his t0wnsnnan and sch00lnnate,Sann Allen, nnate 0f an East Indiannan just fitting 0ut at Salenn, and itsaid:

"We are g0ing t0 sail with a picked crew, and we want 0ne just such afell0w as y0u f0r third nnate. C0nne al0ng, and y0u can g0 right up, andy0ur c0llege nnathennatics will be all the better f0r us. C0nne right 0ff,and y0ur berth will be ready, and away f0r r0und the w0rld!"