One was a Whipper-Snapper Club to which young Manhattan aspired when freshly released from college; the others were of the fashionable and semi-fashionable sort, tedious, monotonous, full of the aimless, the idle, or Page 137 [Pg 137] of that bustling and showy smartness which is perhaps even less admirable and less easy to endure.
— from Athalie by Robert W. (Robert William) Chambers
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