The Ladies book of Etiquette And Manual of Politeness a Complete Handbook Fo
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They then often marry and, if the union be not a niero effort of despair, if it be based on sound and holy prin- ciples, and on good sense, there is, for both parties en- gaged, a great likelihood of happiness.
" But, it may be naturally contended, that there como not to all young ladies the opportunities of which I write ; that indications of preference arrive not to all. I am inclined to believe that, with good temper, pleasing man- ners, and respectable connections, there exists, in modern s...ociety, very few young ladies who have not received 246 LADIES' BOOK OF ETIQUETTE.
under various circumstances, some marks of preference, more or less decided. Beauty and plainness are arbi- trary, not positive, terms. Unless there be any actual deformity, any great infirmity, in which case I think it were cruel to pre-suppose the likelihood of such indica- tions, there is no one, that I hardly ever met with, who has not had, on some grounds, her partizans and ad- mirers. The plain are often particularized as elegant; tastes vary : even a sour look I have heard admired as sensible, cold manners eulogized as correct.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They then often marry and, if the union be not a niero effort of despair, if it be based on sound and holy prin- ciples, and on good sense, there is, for both parties en- gaged, a great likelihood of happiness.
" But, it may be naturally contended, that there como not to all young ladies the opportunities of which I write ; that indications of preference arrive not to all. I am inclined to believe that, with good temper, pleasing man- ners, and respectable connections, there exists, in modern s...ociety, very few young ladies who have not received 246 LADIES' BOOK OF ETIQUETTE.
under various circumstances, some marks of preference, more or less decided. Beauty and plainness are arbi- trary, not positive, terms. Unless there be any actual deformity, any great infirmity, in which case I think it were cruel to pre-suppose the likelihood of such indica- tions, there is no one, that I hardly ever met with, who has not had, on some grounds, her partizans and ad- mirers. The plain are often particularized as elegant; tastes vary : even a sour look I have heard admired as sensible, cold manners eulogized as correct.
What to read after The Ladies book of Etiquette And Manual of Politeness a Complete Handbook Fo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Hartley to read onlineMoreLess
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