The Ideas of a Plain Country Woman #270648

As the author herself says of her writings: "I know all its shortcomings; I know it is disjointed; I know it lacks continuity — but it's me." But it is also true that people by the millions have read and are to-day, each week and each month, reading the writings of "The Plain Country Woman," irrelevant as it may be in her eyes and in their eyes, and they have read with pleasure and with profit.<br><br>And it is with the hope that her views dealing with those phases of life that she believes to be "woman's best estate" may find new and approving readers, that this, the author's first book, is presented to the public.