This is our last year in this house--and unless things change Cecelia won't have the advantages you've had.
ROSALIND: (Impatiently) Well--what is it?
MRS.

CONNAGE: So I ask you to please mind me in several things I've put down in my note-book.

The first one is: don't disappear with young men.
There may be a time when it's valuable, but at present I want you on the dance-floor where I can find you.

There are certain men I want to have you meet and I don't like finding you in some corner of the conservatory exchanging silliness with any one--or listening to it.
ROSALIND: (Sarcastically) Yes, listening to it _is_ better.
MRS.

CONNAGE: And don't waste a lot of time with the college set--little boys nineteen and twenty years old.