Two brothers make a good living as merchants at sea. One loses all of his money, and the other refuses to help him and his family. Zeb, the selfish brother, eventually dies a lonesome and piteous death.
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AUTHOR(S) OF - Uncle Zeb [written for the New York Saturday Press]
