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Harris's one fault -- Harris and the Angel -- A patent bicycle lamp -- The ideal saddle -- The "Overhauler" -- His eagle eye -- His method -- His cheery confidence -- His simple and inexpensive tastes -- His appearance -- How to get rid of him -- George as prophet -- The gentle art of making oneself disagreeable in a foreign tongue -- George as a student of human nature -- He proposes an experiment -- His Prudence -- Harris's support secured, upon conditions.
On Monday afternoon Harris came round; he had a cycling paper in his hand.