When they came out, Hall was a different man.

Mr.Graham then took him to his store and set him to work to arrange and file a number of letters and papers, which occupied him for several hours.

He saw that he had a good dinner and at five o'clock gave him a couple of dollars for his day's work, aid after many kind words of advice and assurance told him to come back in the morning, and he would find something else for him to do.
Swiftly as his feet would carry him, Andrew Hall made his way to the Briar street mission.

He did not at first know the clean, handsome child that lifted his large brown eyes to his face as he came in, nor did the child know him until he spoke.

Then a cry of pleasure broke from the baby's lips, and he ran to the arms reached out to clasp him.
"We'll go home now," he said, as if anxious to regain possession of the child.
"Not back to Grubb's court," was answered by Mr.Paulding.