What I have, I do like good." "And so do I, Ellen.

But, as I said before, there will be, diminish as we may, a great many things to buy, and we must make the cost of each as small as possible.

We must not think of such extravagance as mahogany chairs now.

At some other time we may get them." My wife here gave up the point, and, what I thought a little remarkable, made no more points on the subject of furniture.

I had every thing my own way; I bought cheap to my heart's content.