She wears outlandish clothes.

She smokes and--I'm afraid drinks.

And dances--_dreadfully._ Just like the other girls--no better, no worse.
But with all that I think she's good.

I feel the same as Jane feels about that.

In spite of this--this modern stuff I believe all the girls are fundamentally the same as ten years ago." "Well, that's where you mothers get in wrong," declared Mrs.Wrapp with her vigorous bluntness.