He quickly came out to interrupt: "Of course, poetry isn't the worst-selling genre on the market. If we were to talk about which type of book has the worst reputation among readers, I bet it would definitely be philosophy. Nowadays, even if people like Locke and Boyle came back to life, it would be hard to make philosophical books gain readers' attention again."
Disraeli said this while observing Albert's change of expression.
The young man seemed even easier to fool than he imagined. He didn't even inquire about this morning's news but instead joked: "I think philosophy isn't necessarily the hardest to sell. Based on my observations while browsing bookstores in Coburg, philosophical works occasionally sell two or three copies, but theological books often sit on the shelves for at least half a year."
