Routledge's Manual of Etiquette
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But there is something more to be guarded against than evenbad writing and worse spelling in a correspondence: _saying toomuch_--writing that kind of matter which will not bear to be read byother eyes than those for which it was originally intended. That thisis too frequently done is amply proved by the love letters often readin a court of law, the most affecting passages from which occasion"roars of laughter" and the derisive comments of merry-making counsel. Occurrences of this kind prove how... frequently letters are not returnedor burnt when an affair of the heart is broken off. Correspondencebetween lovers should at all events be tempered with discretion; and, on the lady's part particularly, her affectionate expressions shouldnot degenerate into a silly style of fondness.
It is as well to remark here, that in correspondence between a couplenot actually engaged, the use of Christian names in addressing eachother should be avoided.
_Demeanour of the Suitor during Courtship_.
The manners of a gentleman are ever characterized by urbanity and abecoming consideration for the feelings and wishes of others, and bya readiness to practise self-denial.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there is something more to be guarded against than evenbad writing and worse spelling in a correspondence: _saying toomuch_--writing that kind of matter which will not bear to be read byother eyes than those for which it was originally intended. That thisis too frequently done is amply proved by the love letters often readin a court of law, the most affecting passages from which occasion"roars of laughter" and the derisive comments of merry-making counsel. Occurrences of this kind prove how... frequently letters are not returnedor burnt when an affair of the heart is broken off. Correspondencebetween lovers should at all events be tempered with discretion; and, on the lady's part particularly, her affectionate expressions shouldnot degenerate into a silly style of fondness.
It is as well to remark here, that in correspondence between a couplenot actually engaged, the use of Christian names in addressing eachother should be avoided.
_Demeanour of the Suitor during Courtship_.
The manners of a gentleman are ever characterized by urbanity and abecoming consideration for the feelings and wishes of others, and bya readiness to practise self-denial.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Routledge George to read onlineMoreLess
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