Art.

1 2|      twenty-four. The fourth son, James, the subject of this
2 2|     now obliged to leave his son to make his own way in the
3 7|     was Jonathan Hornblower, son of Joseph who had come to
4 7| invention. It was Jonathan's son, Jabez (they all began with
5 8|       for, as he said to his son, " the true inventor of
6 8|  routed the forces of Jabez, son of Jonathan. But that was
7 9|    later he lost his younger son, Gregory; " a splendid stripling