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IT had dawned upon Magda that the home-life of Beatrice Major was not quite so smooth and easy, as an outsider might imagine. Bee said nothing to lead to this impression; but it came into being.
Mrs. Major was socially delightful; "so distinguished and patrician! " Somebody said this; and the phrase "caught on. " The Burwood ladies went about, remarking one to another-"what a very distinguished person dear Mrs. Major was; so very patrician, you know!"