Manners Makyth Man
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" Time was, when in English life, the comedy of ' Every Man in his Humour ' was daily enacted among us ; but now the poor French word, French in every sense, ' QtSen dira-t-on ? ' spellbinds us all, and we have nothing for it but to drill and cane each other into one uniform, regimental 'nation of gentlemen. ' " Carlyle.
" I hold the constant regard we pay, in all our actions, to the judg- ment of others, as the poison of our peace, our reason, and our virtue. ... He who differs from the world ...in important matters should the more carefully conform to it in indifferent ones. " Richter.
PPEARANCES may be kept up in a right or a wrong way, and from a high or a low motive. Few people can afford to disregard appearances. A man must be very rich, very clever, or very useful to be privileged to wear an old familiar coat and a " shocking bad hat. " Ordinary people by being shabby may lose a hundred times the cost KEEPING UP APPEARANCES. In of a good suit of clothes. Employers like the people in their employment to keep up appearances by dressing well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Time was, when in English life, the comedy of ' Every Man in his Humour ' was daily enacted among us ; but now the poor French word, French in every sense, ' QtSen dira-t-on ? ' spellbinds us all, and we have nothing for it but to drill and cane each other into one uniform, regimental 'nation of gentlemen. ' " Carlyle.
" I hold the constant regard we pay, in all our actions, to the judg- ment of others, as the poison of our peace, our reason, and our virtue. ... He who differs from the world ...in important matters should the more carefully conform to it in indifferent ones. " Richter.
PPEARANCES may be kept up in a right or a wrong way, and from a high or a low motive. Few people can afford to disregard appearances. A man must be very rich, very clever, or very useful to be privileged to wear an old familiar coat and a " shocking bad hat. " Ordinary people by being shabby may lose a hundred times the cost KEEPING UP APPEARANCES. In of a good suit of clothes. Employers like the people in their employment to keep up appearances by dressing well.
What to read after Manners Makyth Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E J Edward John Hardy to read onlineMoreLess
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