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I think you are quite correct, Kay.   Written by donald s. taylor (3/10/2003 3:55 p.m.) in consequence of the missive, Plight of the poor but genteel; invisibility of the servant class, penned by Kay S
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What particularly interested me was that JA, who is so sharp about the foibles of her own class at all levels, still==like the people in your family pictures--isn't aware of certain classes of people as being interesting or even there. I am sure I am equally blind to many people I run across in my own life. The only thing that makes it puzzling is that JA is so sharp about the people who do interest her. There, I think, she probably surpasses most of us.


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