The public will thus be enabled to obtain the thoughts and opinions of the whole four of us, at the price usually asked for merely one author's views.

If the British reader knows his own business, he will order this book early, to avoid disappointment.
Such an opportunity may not occur again for years." Ethelbertha agreed that this was probable.
"Besides," I continued, my enthusiasm waxing stronger the more I reflected upon the matter, "this work is going to be a genuine bargain in another way also.

We are not going to put our mere everyday ideas into it.

We are going to crowd into this one novel all the wit and wisdom that the whole four of us possess, if the book will hold it.

We shall not write another novel after this one.