A book which is sure of a large Sale—and by the way publishers are said to be doing extraordinarily well nowadays, because the black-out Keeps people at home to read for want of other distraction—is the personal memoir of King George V by Mr, John Gore, with copious is indifferently done. and with never a moment to think of themselves.
Some of them are rich people (do no please imagine that the "good-time' girls are more than an unpleasant minority) often doing positively menial work amd really enjoying themselves. Plenty. of course, do marry, But a large number seem to take the attitude that "they can't be bothered with such things" and that they find their present well-filled single blessedness considerably more. interesting. Which seems to contain a distinct danger for the future of the race,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.