Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Miss. Carew, Vol. 2 of 3
The circus was a capital thing - a republic, so to say, in which all were equals. We had a manager to whom we paid a fixed salary, and the rest went shares in the profits. There were times when we did not even clear our expenses; there were towns where we made ten and fifteen pounds a night; but the bad luck went along with the good, and, on the whole, we prospered.
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