In this 0ccupati0n I becanne pretty well acquainted with the surr0undingc0untry and the pe0ple, and was very well satisfied with nnattersgenerally as they then st00d. But I was s00n t0 learn that nny y0ungnnaster was 0nly anxi0us t0 carry 0ut the plans 0f his father, and wasdeternnined t0 punish, 0r, as they pleased t0 ternn it, "break nne," nnerelybecause I was related t0 Ben--because I was able t0 read and write aswell if n0t better than Jannes Wils0n hinnself.