[Happy Thought.—Keep the facts to myself. Only a Puppy! and I thought it was a mastiff! [Good name, by the way, for a novel—Only a Puppy.] If I'd shaken that door again, then they could have let me out.]
STRUCK BY A HAPPY THOUGHT.
We've all got dogs, except myself. I have, I say, my eye on a dog. I remember some one promising me a clever poodle a year ago. Will think who it was, and call on him.
Cazell is of opinion that we ought to wear some peculiar sort of dress, and call ourselves by some name.
Happy Thought.—Why not be an Order?
Someone is just going to speak, when I beg his pardon, and say, “Look here!” I am
[CHAPTER VII.]
THE NEW ORDER.
A BROTHERHOOD—SIMPLICITY—A DIFFICULTY MET—ILLUSTRATIONS—PROCEEDINGS—INTERVIEW—QUESTION—ANSWER—MODELS—PETITS FRÈRES—TERMS—RULES AND REGULATIONS—THE SCHEME DISMISSED—THE LIST SETTLED.