The Girl's Own Paper, Vol. VIII, No. 369, January 22, 1887Part 2 — THE INHERITANCE OF A GOOD NAME.Reading editionChapter navigation17 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…THE GIRL’S OWN PAPERCARMEN SYLVA, POETESS AND QUEEN.PART I.THE SHEPHERD’S FAIRY.Chapter XVIHINTS ON PRACTISING SINGING AND PRESERVING THE VOICE.PART I.PART II.MERLE’S CRUSADE.Chapter XVI ONLY WISH I HAD.THE INHERITANCE OF A GOOD NAME.Chapter IIIAN APPEAL FOR AN OLD FRIEND.“SHE COULDN’T BOIL A POTATO;” OR, THE IGNORANT HOUSEKEEPER, AND HOW SHE ACQUIRED KNOWLEDGE.NOTES FOR FEBRUARY.ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.Previous chapter ←Part 2 — I ONLY WISH I HAD.Next chapter →Part 2 — Chapter IIIAll chapters and sections (17)Other sectionsTHE GIRL’S OWN PAPERCARMEN SYLVA, POETESS AND QUEEN.Parts1Part 1 · Other sectionsTHE SHEPHERD’S FAIRY.Part 1 · Chapters16Part 1 · Other sectionsHINTS ON PRACTISING SINGING AND PRESERVING THE VOICE.Part 1 · Parts1Parts2Part 2 · Other sectionsMERLE’S CRUSADE.Part 2 · Chapters15Part 2 · Other sectionsI ONLY WISH I HAD.THE INHERITANCE OF A GOOD NAME.Part 2 · Chapters3Part 2 · Other sectionsAN APPEAL FOR AN OLD FRIEND.“SHE COULDN’T BOIL A POTATO;” OR, THE IGNORANT HOUSEKEEPER, AND HOW SHE ACQUIRED KNOWLEDGE.NOTES FOR FEBRUARY.ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.By LOUISA MENZIES.◇← I ONLY WISH I HAD.CHAPTER III. →