"And is it a secret?
Is it a thing not to be spoken of ?" "'Tutt' altro'! Fulkerson will be enraptured to have it spoken of in society.

He would pay any reasonable bill for the advertisement." "What a delightful creature! Tell him it shall all be spent in charity." "He would like that.

He would get two paragraphs out of the fact, and your name would go into the 'Literary Notes' of all the newspapers." "Oh, but I shouldn't want my name used!" cried the girl, half horrified into fancying the situation real.
"Then you'd better not say anything about 'Every Other Week'.

Fulkerson is preternaturally unscrupulous." March began to think so too, at times.

He was perpetually suggesting changes in the make-up of the first number, with a view to its greater vividness of effect.