Book of Etiquette
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Many other countries observe these cour- tesies of speech, with a wholesome effect upon the general culture of the people.
How often, here in our own country, even in the most highly cultivated society, do we hear a man or woman carelessly interrupt the conversation of another, perhaps an older person, without so much as an apology ! It is bad form, to say the least, but it is also distinctly rude.
No person of good breeding will interrupt the conversa- tion of another no matter how startling a...nd remarkable an idea he may have. It will be just as startling and re- markable a few minutes later, and the speaker will have gained poise and confidence in the time that he waits for the chance to speak.
Whispering in company is another bad habit that must be avoided. The drawing-room or reception room is no place for personal secrets or hidden bits of gossip. The man or woman commits a serious breach in good conduct by drawing one or two persons aside and whispering some- thing to them.
TACT IN CONVERSATION Be careful not to give too strong an expression of your likes and dislikes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many other countries observe these cour- tesies of speech, with a wholesome effect upon the general culture of the people.
How often, here in our own country, even in the most highly cultivated society, do we hear a man or woman carelessly interrupt the conversation of another, perhaps an older person, without so much as an apology ! It is bad form, to say the least, but it is also distinctly rude.
No person of good breeding will interrupt the conversa- tion of another no matter how startling a...nd remarkable an idea he may have. It will be just as startling and re- markable a few minutes later, and the speaker will have gained poise and confidence in the time that he waits for the chance to speak.
Whispering in company is another bad habit that must be avoided. The drawing-room or reception room is no place for personal secrets or hidden bits of gossip. The man or woman commits a serious breach in good conduct by drawing one or two persons aside and whispering some- thing to them.
TACT IN CONVERSATION Be careful not to give too strong an expression of your likes and dislikes.
What to read after Book of Etiquette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Watson Lillian Eichler to read onlineMoreLess
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