How to Behave and How to Amuse: A Handy Manual of Etiquette and Parlor Games
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The volume pairs practical guidance on everyday social conduct with a compendium of parlour entertainments. The first section offers concise rules and hints for introductions, dress, table manners, calling and invitations, weddings and mourning, church behavior, correspondence, and general deportment, including tips for hosts and guests. The second section collects games, puzzles, riddles, charades, wordplay, simple magic tricks, and children’s amusements, often with brief instructions. Together the parts aim to provide readers with manners and a repertoire of ready diversions suitable for social gatherings.
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