I've known her from her cradle." "What a number of your girls go to college!" said the General, but ungraciously, in the tones of one who no sooner saw an American custom emerging than his instinct was to hit it.
"Yes; it's a feature of our modern life--the life of our women.

But not the most significant one, by a long way." The General could not help a look of inquiry.
The journalist's face changed from gay to grave.

"The most significant thing in American life just now----" "I know!" interrupted the General.

"Your divorce laws!" The journalist shook his head.

"It goes deeper than that.