The Behaviour book : a Manual for Ladies
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Such persons will become as intimate in half an hour, as if they had been personally acquainted for years.
On the other hand, the pleasure of society is much lessened by the habit in which many persons indulge, of placing themselves always in the opposition, con- troverting every opinion, and doubting every fact.
They talk to you as a lawyer examines a witness at the bar ; trying to catch you in some discrepancy that will invalidate your testimony; fixing their scruti- nizing eyes upon your fac...e " as if they would look you through," and scarcely permitting you to say, "It is a fine day," without making you prove your words.
Such people are never popular. No"body likes per- petual contradiction, especially when the subject of argument is of little or no consequence. In young people this dogmatic practice is generally based upon vanity and impertinence. In the old it is prompted by pride and selfishness. We doubt if in the present day the talk and manners of Johnson would have been tolerated in really good society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such persons will become as intimate in half an hour, as if they had been personally acquainted for years.
On the other hand, the pleasure of society is much lessened by the habit in which many persons indulge, of placing themselves always in the opposition, con- troverting every opinion, and doubting every fact.
They talk to you as a lawyer examines a witness at the bar ; trying to catch you in some discrepancy that will invalidate your testimony; fixing their scruti- nizing eyes upon your fac...e " as if they would look you through," and scarcely permitting you to say, "It is a fine day," without making you prove your words.
Such people are never popular. No"body likes per- petual contradiction, especially when the subject of argument is of little or no consequence. In young people this dogmatic practice is generally based upon vanity and impertinence. In the old it is prompted by pride and selfishness. We doubt if in the present day the talk and manners of Johnson would have been tolerated in really good society.
What to read after The Behaviour book : a Manual for Ladies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leslie Eliza to read onlineMoreLess
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