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Landcaster Gate (rich, "the remotest limit of her vague young world" (I, 2, 34)) and Chelsey (poor, "it was clear that Mrs. Condrip was, as might have been said, in quite another geography. She would not, in short, have been to be found on the same social map" (IV, 3, 124).
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