The Heart of China
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It is likewise objectionable to remove one's cap in the presence of a gentleman, to wear coat- sleeves that do not cover one's finger nails, to betray a small appetite, or to wear less than three coats in making a formal visit. To make a morning call is a serious business.
You must send your card some hours before the visit, to learn whether your friend is at home, and able to receive you. The card is a piece of red paper folded in three. On one fold the intending visitor writes his name, and o...n the other two expresses his desire to pay his respects to Mr. So-and-So. The higher the rank of the person to be visited the smaller ought to be the handwriting. The answer to the notice is always given to the messenger 38 THE HEART OF CHINA.
verbally. The visitor's card should, according to custom, be accompanied by a list of presents which its owner purposes to offer to his friend, and this should be returned with a margin on the note stating which would be most acceptable.
No well-bred person would think of accepting all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is likewise objectionable to remove one's cap in the presence of a gentleman, to wear coat- sleeves that do not cover one's finger nails, to betray a small appetite, or to wear less than three coats in making a formal visit. To make a morning call is a serious business.
You must send your card some hours before the visit, to learn whether your friend is at home, and able to receive you. The card is a piece of red paper folded in three. On one fold the intending visitor writes his name, and o...n the other two expresses his desire to pay his respects to Mr. So-and-So. The higher the rank of the person to be visited the smaller ought to be the handwriting. The answer to the notice is always given to the messenger 38 THE HEART OF CHINA.
verbally. The visitor's card should, according to custom, be accompanied by a list of presents which its owner purposes to offer to his friend, and this should be returned with a margin on the note stating which would be most acceptable.
No well-bred person would think of accepting all.
What to read after The Heart of China?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Bainbridge to read onlineMoreLess
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