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FOREWORD In this edition of the maiden appearance of this.book, I.have tried to write exhaustively, giving instances. where the "hono'urable name of "~rotberhood" has been :devilishly left to'lag in the sea of purblind ignorance, and, where it has ,be& really made manifest in'the visible world. It therefore my honest coviction that my ardent readers. will find a profound interest in this book;. Not only wili the realistic experiences which it embodies. be invaluable but also, its. brotherly inspiration. mill :be immense. I am ready to welcome . the criticisms of' the reading ~ublic.providqd their points are constructive so .that. :modificatiens may be made in the. second edition. . C. N. EZE
CHAPTER ONE How a brother planned to kill his brother and plunge him into financial distress. Appearances are often deceptive is a proverb of first class reality. The story goes that a man had two sons-, James and John. James was the elder. The man had no money but due to his influence he was able to borrow money with which he mauaged to train James, the elder in Ukaf training College. When James come out from the training, he was employed as a teacher under St Meket Primary School. John was then at the age of ten and it was then that their Father thought it riped to send him, John, to School. He (their Father,) first asked James to give consent. J a me s bluntly refused saying that John did not help in his training. Their Father was confused in mind and being out of his usual high spirits, he fainted and died instantly. James, seeing that the whole of their Father's compound would become his if he made John useless, took immediate steps to plan ways of ruining John's life and career. But John, with his naturally strong spirit, tried to bear his brother's folly with lovely looks, while James was going here and thcre searchin for means of killing John, he, James, tried to tel 7 John that he loved him very much. He showed John a portion of his Father's most firtilo land. He bought many good things for John all of 3
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