Ask him.
WOMEN! How many of you have heard of Mrs.Hungerford, or, as she is more popularly known, The Duchess?
Her novels are really masterpieces of English literature and of intense interest to every class and creed.
Unlike so many modern authors, "The Duchess" did not have to descend into the pit for material to make her novels popular.

She relied mainly upon her knowledge of human nature--that things clean always attract.

In the case of her books she was right; millions of them have been sold.
Ask your dealer to get some of The Duchess' works in the Select library for you.

Then prepare for the best reading treat you ever enjoyed.
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