Place him under the tutelage of great masters and send him to Harvard.

Give him thousands a year for spending money, and let him travel extensively.
The two meet.

The city lad is ashamed of his country brother.

The plain, threadbare clothes, hard hands, tawny face, and awkward manner of the country boy make sorry contrast with the genteel appearance of the other.

The poor boy bemoans his hard lot, regrets that he has "no chance in life," and envies the city youth.