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The Years of Authority
Window on a New World | page 321

●   ●   ●    passing cars and carriages she reminisced nostalgically about “the golden days” 106 of childhood—which had not seemed nearly so golden in the 1820’s and ‘30’s. She knew that change was the essence of human life, and all her deepest thought was given now to how the movement could be fitted to confront the immense changes of the future when she was no longer there to guide it.