Make it yourself." I have readily consented to gratify her wishes.

The resources of my commercial library include a list of useful names to assume; and we can choose one at five minutes' notice, when the admirable man of business who now oppresses us is ready to issue his advertisements.

On this point my mind is easy enough: all my anxieties center in the fair performer.
I have not the least doubt she will do wonders if she is only left to herself on the first night.

But if the day's post is mischievous enough to upset her by a letter from her sister, I tremble for the consequences.
IV.
_Chronicle for December.

Second Fortnight._ My gifted relative has made her first appearance in public, and has laid the foundation of our future fortunes.
On the first night the attendance was larger than I had ventured to hope.