"So I could not present her with a copy of that work.

My preference was to give a work of literature; I am a worker in the field of literature, and it would have been more appropriate.
But I could give her nothing but the best of its kinds, and where find another such book as Jarby's Encyclopedia of Knowledge and Compendium of Literature, Science and Art?
Nowhere! There is no other.

This book combining in one volume selections from the world's best literature, recipes for the home, advice for every period of existence, together with one thousand and one other subjects, forms in itself a volume unequaled in the history of literature.

No person should be without it." "I know, Mr.Hewlitt," pleaded Mrs.Smith, smiling, "but I have already bought two copies.

Don't you thing you ought to let me off with that ?" "I was not trying to sell you one," said Eliph' with embarrassment.