Impressions of London Social Life With Other Papers Suggested By An English Res
Impressions of London Social Life With Other Papers Suggested By An English Res
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If the conversation turned upon fine society (I believe she thought me rather a man of fashion), and if she had seen my name in the Morning Post that morning, she would treat me to one of these. " I bid you good morning, " she would say ; and lifting her petticoat with thumb and finger, she executed a retreat backward with some six steps, and, laying her hand upon the door-knob, vanished with a peculiar grace and dignity.
Of the school in Tavistock Square, besides the accomplishments which I th...ere gained, and which I highly prize, I retain a little memento in the shape of Mrs. Watson's "Manual for Dancing, " a tiny book which now lies on my table. It contains, besides descriptions of quadrilles, polkas, galops, &c. , much excellent advice upon general behaviour which recalls the little institution quite vividly. Occasionally the little document becomes severe, almost sarcastic. "All skipping, hopping, and violent motion should be restrained. " Again we are told that vis-a-vis must not meet each other " with proud looks and averted glances, " but " with a smile" and "a pleasant recognition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the conversation turned upon fine society (I believe she thought me rather a man of fashion), and if she had seen my name in the Morning Post that morning, she would treat me to one of these. " I bid you good morning, " she would say ; and lifting her petticoat with thumb and finger, she executed a retreat backward with some six steps, and, laying her hand upon the door-knob, vanished with a peculiar grace and dignity.
Of the school in Tavistock Square, besides the accomplishments which I th...ere gained, and which I highly prize, I retain a little memento in the shape of Mrs. Watson's "Manual for Dancing, " a tiny book which now lies on my table. It contains, besides descriptions of quadrilles, polkas, galops, &c. , much excellent advice upon general behaviour which recalls the little institution quite vividly. Occasionally the little document becomes severe, almost sarcastic. "All skipping, hopping, and violent motion should be restrained. " Again we are told that vis-a-vis must not meet each other " with proud looks and averted glances, " but " with a smile" and "a pleasant recognition.
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