I don't suppose you, would recognize Charley now if you were to meet him.

He is entirely changed, and I believe our new minister is the reason for it, though Jane likes to think that her influence reclaimed him.

But, you remember, neither you nor I ever thought that Jane went about reforming Charley in the right way; and even now, though I wouldn't hurt dear Jane's feelings for anything in the world, I am afraid she nags Charley and the children too much.

Of course, she means it for the best.

No one could look at the dear child without realizing what a beautiful character she is.
But the change in Charley is really remarkable, and he won't allow a drop of alcohol to come into the house--not even as medicine.