Her object in sending for me was to inquire if I objected to making fair copies of the rough drafts thus produced.

In the present stage of the affair, she was unwilling to take the clerks at the office into her confidence.

As a matter of course, I followed Mr.Hartrey's example, and duly subordinated my own opinions to my aunt's convenience.
On the next day, she paid her promised visit to poor Jack.
The bag which she had committed to his care was returned to her without the slightest injury.

Naturally enough, she welcomed this circumstance as offering a new encouragement to the design that she had in view.

Mad Jack could not only understand a responsibility, but could prove himself worthy of it.