The earnestness of this rising generation is most remarkable.

I don't remember taking such a serious view of life in my youth." Lady Casterley lowered the coronetted sheet of paper.

The ghost of a grimace haunted her face--she had not forgotten her daughter's youth.
Raising the letter again, she read on: "I'm sure Geoffrey and I feel years younger than either Miltoun or Agatha, though we did produce them.

One doesn't feel it with Bertie or Babs, luckily.

The war scare is having an excellent effect on Miltoun's candidature.