"I don't live here, and you might do better selling it to someone who does." Eliph' Hewlitt's eyes beamed kindly through his spectacles.
"It is just as useful to them that is traveling as to them that is home," he said, "if not more so.

If you ever took a copy along with you on your travels you would never travel again without it.

Take the chapter on 'Traveling,' for instance, page 46." He looked around, as if he would have liked to get his sample copy, but it was in such a number of eager hands that he turned back to Miss Sally.

"Take the directions on Sleeping Cars," he said.

"For that one thing alone the book is worth its price to anyone going to travel by rail.