Sensible Etiquette And Good Manners of the Best Society ... to Which is Added the Art of Writing
Sensible Etiquette And Good Manners of the Best Society ... to Which is Added the Art of Writing
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She is wrapt up in Tennyson and Browning. There is, in all this, a great aim at display, with a self-righteousness that is very un- pleasing. Avoid, therefore, either extreme, and be con- vinced that an artless gaiety, tempered by refinement, always pleases. Every attempt to obtrude on a company subjects either to which they are indi£ferent, or of whidi they are ignorant, is in bad taste.
" Man should be taught as thoagh yon taught him not.
And things unknown proposed as things forgot" It was w...ell said by a late eminent barrister, that litera- ture in ladies should be what onions ought to be in cook- ^' J > you should perceive the flavor, but not detect the thing itself.
The bearing of married women should so &r difier from that of the unmarried, that there should be greater quiet* ness and dignity ; a more close adherence to forms ; and an obvious, as well as a real abandonment of the admira- tion which has been received before marriage. All flirto^ tion, however it may be countenanced by the present custom of society, should be sternly and foi ever put aside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She is wrapt up in Tennyson and Browning. There is, in all this, a great aim at display, with a self-righteousness that is very un- pleasing. Avoid, therefore, either extreme, and be con- vinced that an artless gaiety, tempered by refinement, always pleases. Every attempt to obtrude on a company subjects either to which they are indi£ferent, or of whidi they are ignorant, is in bad taste.
" Man should be taught as thoagh yon taught him not.
And things unknown proposed as things forgot" It was w...ell said by a late eminent barrister, that litera- ture in ladies should be what onions ought to be in cook- ^' J > you should perceive the flavor, but not detect the thing itself.
The bearing of married women should so &r difier from that of the unmarried, that there should be greater quiet* ness and dignity ; a more close adherence to forms ; and an obvious, as well as a real abandonment of the admira- tion which has been received before marriage. All flirto^ tion, however it may be countenanced by the present custom of society, should be sternly and foi ever put aside.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cairns Collection of American Women Writers to read onlineMoreLess
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