• Paraphrasing Freda Utley.Freda Utley, Odyssey of a Liberal: Memoirs (1970), page 168
I remember Peter saying one evening in Pennsylvania, "Do you notice, Freda, that whereas most people say 'they' in referring to the government, Bertie always says, 'we'?" Such was his instinctive attitude as a member of the English ruling class.
[T]he ruling caste are the people who say "we" when they mean "the government". The ruled castes always say "they".
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• Paraphrasing Freda Utley.Freda Utley, Odyssey of a Liberal: Memoirs (1970), page 168I remember Peter saying one evening in Pennsylvania, "Do you notice, Freda, that whereas most people say 'they' in referring to the government, Bertie always says, 'we'?" Such was his instinctive attitude as a member of the English ruling class.
" to mean that wisdom is timeless.
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