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I've no patience with your talk of reform--all that nonsense about social

policy. We know perfectly well what it is they want; they want things

for themselves. Those Socialists and Labour men are an absolutely

selfish set of people. They have no sense of patriotism, like the upper

classes; they simply want what we've got.

I quite agree with what this man says: Education is simply ruining the

lower classes. It unsettles them, and that's the worst thing for us all.

I see an enormous difference in the manner of servants.

He 's not a bad man really. Sometimes he'll speak quite kind to me, but

I've stood so much from him, I don't feel it in me to speak kind back,

but just keep myself to myself.

JOY

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