"I was young, then; and I lived in Boston, where I suppose it was always simpler than in New York.

I used to sit on our steps.

It was delightful for girls--the freedom." "I wish I had lived before hoops," said Miss Triscoe.
"Well, there must be places where it's before hoops yet: Seattle, and Portland, Oregon, for all I know," Mrs.March suggested.

"And there must be people in that epoch everywhere." "Like that young lady who twists and turns ?" said Miss Triscoe, giving first one side of her face and then the other.

"They have a good time.