Note 8 — Chapter I · PROSTITUTION: DEFINITION AND EXTENT
Reading edition
Adrien Mithouard in Rapports au nom de la 2e Commission sur la Prostitution, etc. (Conseil Municipal de Paris, 1904) p. 110. A. Moll: Handbuch der Sexualwissenschaften (Leipzig, 1912) p. 354, describes the same type as known in Germany: “To clandestine prostitution are to be reckoned also girls and women of better families who sell themselves in the salons of the pander.” So also S. Leonhard: “Girls and women who live in comparative luxury, who have a calling and a good social position are often prostitutes.” Die Prostitution (Munich, 1912) p. 23; also p. 20.