Etiquette
Etiquette
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Three or fourthreaded needles of white thread, black, gray and tan silk are an additionthat has proved many times welcome. She must also examine the writing deskto be sure that the ink is not a cracked patch of black dust at the bottomof the well, and the pens solid rust and the writing paper textures andsizes at odds with the envelopes. There should be a fresh blotter and afew stamps. Also thoughtful hostesses put a card in some convenient place, giving the post office schedule and saying wher...e the mail bag can befound. And a calendar, and a clock that _goes_! is there anything moretypical of the average spare room than the clock that is at a standstill?
There must be plenty of clothes hangers in the closets. For women a fewhat stands, and for men trouser hangers and the coat hangers that have abar across the shoulder piece.
It is unnecessary to add that every bureau drawer should be looked into tosee that nothing belonging to the family is filling the space which shouldbelong to the guest, and that the white paper lining the bottom is new.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Three or fourthreaded needles of white thread, black, gray and tan silk are an additionthat has proved many times welcome. She must also examine the writing deskto be sure that the ink is not a cracked patch of black dust at the bottomof the well, and the pens solid rust and the writing paper textures andsizes at odds with the envelopes. There should be a fresh blotter and afew stamps. Also thoughtful hostesses put a card in some convenient place, giving the post office schedule and saying wher...e the mail bag can befound. And a calendar, and a clock that _goes_! is there anything moretypical of the average spare room than the clock that is at a standstill?
There must be plenty of clothes hangers in the closets. For women a fewhat stands, and for men trouser hangers and the coat hangers that have abar across the shoulder piece.
It is unnecessary to add that every bureau drawer should be looked into tosee that nothing belonging to the family is filling the space which shouldbelong to the guest, and that the white paper lining the bottom is new.
What to read after Etiquette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Post Emily to read onlineMoreLess
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