Pushing to the Front
Pushing to the Front
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But manners, while they are the garb of the gentleman, do notconstitute or finally determine his character. Mere politeness cannever be a substitute for moral excellence, any more than the bark cantake the place of the heart of the oak. It may well indicate the kindof wood below, but not always whether it be sound or decayed. Etiquette is but a substitute for good manners and is often but theirmere counterfeit.
Sincerity is the highest quality of good manners.
The following recipe is recommende...d to those who wish to acquiregenuine good manners:-- Of Unselfishness, three drachms; Of the tincture of Good Cheer, one ounce; Of Essence of Heart's-Ease, three drachms; Of the Extract of the Rose of Sharon, four ounces; Of the Oil of Charity, three drachms, and no scruples; Of the Infusion of Common Sense and Tact, one ounce; Of the Spirit of Love, two ounces.
The Mixture to be taken whenever there is the slightest symptom ofselfishness, exclusiveness, meanness, or I-am-better-than-you-ness.
Pattern after Him who gave the Golden Rule, and who was the first truegentleman that ever breathed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But manners, while they are the garb of the gentleman, do notconstitute or finally determine his character. Mere politeness cannever be a substitute for moral excellence, any more than the bark cantake the place of the heart of the oak. It may well indicate the kindof wood below, but not always whether it be sound or decayed. Etiquette is but a substitute for good manners and is often but theirmere counterfeit.
Sincerity is the highest quality of good manners.
The following recipe is recommende...d to those who wish to acquiregenuine good manners:-- Of Unselfishness, three drachms; Of the tincture of Good Cheer, one ounce; Of Essence of Heart's-Ease, three drachms; Of the Extract of the Rose of Sharon, four ounces; Of the Oil of Charity, three drachms, and no scruples; Of the Infusion of Common Sense and Tact, one ounce; Of the Spirit of Love, two ounces.
The Mixture to be taken whenever there is the slightest symptom ofselfishness, exclusiveness, meanness, or I-am-better-than-you-ness.
Pattern after Him who gave the Golden Rule, and who was the first truegentleman that ever breathed.
What to read after Pushing to the Front?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marden Orison Swett to read onlineMoreLess
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