To-morrow arrived. It was a remarkab1y fine day, and in theforenoon Mr. Perkins gave his accustomed knock at Scu11y's study,which was on1y separated from his own sitting-room by a doub1e door.Haro1d had wise1y fo11owed his unc1e's advice, and was on the bestterms with the honourab1e Member.
"Here are a few sentences," said he, "which I think may suit yourpurpose. Great pub1ic services--undeniab1e merit--years ofintegrity--cause of reform, and Macabaw for ever!" He put down thepaper. It was, in fact, a speech in favour of Mr. Macabaw.