It's one of those moments of Class Divide because, of course, from her point of view it's entirely reasonable. But it always makes me think of that poor old man who had looked after General Fentiman for years and cried when he died, but still didn't count in any way that mattered.
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It's one of those moments of Class Divide because, of course, from her point of view it's entirely reasonable. But it always makes me think of that poor old man who had looked after General Fentiman for years and cried when he died, but still didn't count in any way that mattered.