Yes, Mary Sidon said that it was about 1860 - well, you know that, she said it a lot, and sounded impatient. Then she told me that the room was originally rented. The committee met, the envelope was addressed, and the announcement was posted. The meeting followed. A letter was read out and someone made a heavy promise. On the contrary, Mr. X didn't even give a penny. The Saturday Review is merciless. Where are we going to raise money to rent an office? Shall we have a charity sale? Can't we find a beautiful girl to support our appearance? Go and see what John Stewart Muller [18] said about this, right? Can anyone persuade the editor of a newspaper to publish this letter? Can we get a lady to sign this letter? A lady is out of town. Sixty years ago, things were done in this way, with extraordinary sweat and time. It took a long struggle and many setbacks to raise 30000 pounds. [19] Obviously, she said, we can't drink good wine, eat partridges, have no manservant with a tray on his head, and have no sofa or separate room. "Easy and comfortable," she quoted from a book. "You'd better wait."

Yes, Mary Sidon said that it was about 1860 - well, you know that, she said it a lot, and sounded impatient. Then she told me that the room was originally rented. The committee met, the envelope was addressed, and the announcement was posted. The meeting followed. A letter was read out and someone made a heavy promise. On the contrary, Mr. X didn't even give a penny. The Saturday Review is merciless. Where are we going to raise money to rent an office? Shall we have a charity sale? Can't we find a beautiful girl to support our appearance? Go and see what John Stewart Muller [18] said about this, right? Can anyone persuade the editor of a newspaper to publish this letter? Can we get a lady to sign this letter? A lady is out of town. Sixty years ago, things were done in this way, with extraordinary sweat and time. It took a long struggle and many setbacks to raise 30000 pounds. [19] Obviously, she said, we can't drink good wine, eat partridges, have no manservant with a tray on his head, and have no sofa or separate room. "Easy and comfortable," she quoted from a book. "You'd better wait."