If she is employed in a household, this is not true.

Suddenly all the conditions of her life are altered.

This change may be wholesome for her, but it is not easy, and thought of the savings-bank does not cheer one much, when one is twenty.

She is isolated from the people with whom she has been reared, with whom she has gone to school, and among whom she expects to live when she marries.

She is naturally lonely and constrained away from them, and the "new maid" often seems "queer" to her employer's family.