"Can you remember it, Patsy, or had I better write it down now?
I like that about teaching the farmers how to run their farms; it's so practical." "You wait," said Patsy unflinchingly.

"I'll write 'em an editorial that will make their eyes roll.

But it won't do a bit of harm for you and Beth to jot down all the brilliant thoughts you run across, for the benefit of our subscribers." "We haven't any subscribers yet," remarked Beth, placidly.
"I'll overcome that defect," said Uncle John.

"I want to subscribe right now for ten copies, to be mailed to friends of mine in the city who--who need educating.

I'll pay in advance and collect of my friends when I see 'em." This was certainly encouraging and Patsy smiled benignantly.
"I'll take five more yearly subscriptions," said Arthur.
"Oh, but you're going to be on the staff!" cried Patsy.
"Am I ?" "Certainly.