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Chapter XIX of the book "Autobiography of Anthony Trollope" is presented. It discusses the author's decision with his wife to visit their shepherd son in Australia in the spring of 1871. The determination to sell their house and furniture before leaving to Australia is discussed. It also presents an overview of his unfinished works left in London including "Ralph the Heir" and "The Eustace Diamonds."

Chapter III of the book "Mr. Opp," by Alice Hegan Rice is presented. It focuses on the reunion of the Opp brothers, D. Webster and Ben. They discussed their plans to sell their parents' house and lot and what to do with the money. Ben suggested to take Miss Kippy, their half-sister who have mental disability, to an asylum since she would also get a fortune from the sale of their estate. However, D. Webster volunteered to take care of Miss Kippy.