Good Behavior
Good Behavior
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As soon as you are helped, begin to eat ; or, if the viands are too hot, take up your knife and fork and prepare to begin. Never wait for others, and never offer to pass on the plate to which you have been helped ; at least unless there should be no servant in attendance. The lady of the house who sends your plate to you is the best judge of precedence at her own table. Soup and fish should never be partaken of a second time. Whenever there is a servant to help 3-011, never help } T our- self n...or others unless requested to do so : when the servant AT THE TABLE. 41 is near catch his eye and ask for what you want. To make a noise with the mouth or lips while eating or drink- ing, to breathe hard, to cough or sneeze without averting the head and covering the face with the napkin, to drink a whole glassful at once, or to drain a glass to the last drop, is inexpressibly vulgar.
4. The knife must never be carried to the mouth, nor should the spoon be, unless the nature of the food abso- lutely requires it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as you are helped, begin to eat ; or, if the viands are too hot, take up your knife and fork and prepare to begin. Never wait for others, and never offer to pass on the plate to which you have been helped ; at least unless there should be no servant in attendance. The lady of the house who sends your plate to you is the best judge of precedence at her own table. Soup and fish should never be partaken of a second time. Whenever there is a servant to help 3-011, never help } T our- self n...or others unless requested to do so : when the servant AT THE TABLE. 41 is near catch his eye and ask for what you want. To make a noise with the mouth or lips while eating or drink- ing, to breathe hard, to cough or sneeze without averting the head and covering the face with the napkin, to drink a whole glassful at once, or to drain a glass to the last drop, is inexpressibly vulgar.
4. The knife must never be carried to the mouth, nor should the spoon be, unless the nature of the food abso- lutely requires it.
What to read after Good Behavior?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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