Manners And Social Usages
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Kind notes expressing sympathy are most welcome to the afflicted from intimate friends, and gifts of flow- ers, or any testimonial of sympathy, are thoughtful and appropriate. Cards are usually sent by acquaint- ances bearing a message as "With deepest sympa- thy " written above the sender's name.
In the course of a month after a death all friends of the deceased are expected to leave cards on the surviv- ors, and it is discretionary whether these be written on or not. These cards should be car...efully preserved, 254 0f that they may be properly acknowledged. A card may be engraved, "Mr. Browning returns his thanks for kind expressions of sympathy. " This can be sent through a secretary to all who have left cards, or the words may be written over his name "Thanks for sympathy. " The period of a mourner's retirement from the world has been very much shortened of late. For one year no formal visiting is undertaken, nor is there any gayety in the house.
In this country no person in mourning for a parent, a child, a brother, or a husband is expected to be seen at a concert, a dinner, a party, or at any other place of public amusement, before three months have passed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kind notes expressing sympathy are most welcome to the afflicted from intimate friends, and gifts of flow- ers, or any testimonial of sympathy, are thoughtful and appropriate. Cards are usually sent by acquaint- ances bearing a message as "With deepest sympa- thy " written above the sender's name.
In the course of a month after a death all friends of the deceased are expected to leave cards on the surviv- ors, and it is discretionary whether these be written on or not. These cards should be car...efully preserved, 254 0f that they may be properly acknowledged. A card may be engraved, "Mr. Browning returns his thanks for kind expressions of sympathy. " This can be sent through a secretary to all who have left cards, or the words may be written over his name "Thanks for sympathy. " The period of a mourner's retirement from the world has been very much shortened of late. For one year no formal visiting is undertaken, nor is there any gayety in the house.
In this country no person in mourning for a parent, a child, a brother, or a husband is expected to be seen at a concert, a dinner, a party, or at any other place of public amusement, before three months have passed.
What to read after Manners And Social Usages?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherwood, M. E. W. (Mary Elizabeth Wilson), 1826-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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