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A chapter from the book "The Peterkin Papers" is presented. It states how the Peterkins decided to become wise as a family as the lady from Philadelphia was not present. It tells how they concluded that people who possess a great number of books are intelligent. It recounts the initiatives of the family to create a library by making a bookcase, finding nutgalls and vinegar to produce ink, searching for a quill and acquiring paper from the postmaster. It narrates how Solomon John does not have anything to write in the end.

Chapter XLVIII of the book "Donal Grant," by George MacDonald is presented. It narrates that Donal Grant was summoned by the Earl and the latter was disappointed when he failed to bring the papers. It highlights the arguments between the Earl and Lord Forgue in which the Earl revealed that Lord Forgue is a bastard because he never married his mother.

Chapter 5 of the book "Average Jones" is presented. It depicts Jones who sits at the cafe of Hotel Palatia with his mind troubled with several matters. It mentions that Jones' mind focuses on the lost of the trail that would lead him to Harvey Craig and the Oriental papers found in the deserted Bellair Street apartment that had been proven.