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Aunt Georgy Hadley was rather unpopular with her own generation because she did not think the younger one so terrible. "I can't see,"
she insisted, "that they are so different from what we were." For an unmarried lady of forty to admit that she had ever had anything in common with the young people of the present day shocked her contemporaries.