Martine's Hand-book of Etiquette, and Guide to True Politeness
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A practical manual presents clear rules for cultivating politeness and correct conduct in social life, defining etiquette as a set of ceremonies that smooth interactions and prevent offence. Chapters offer advice on conversation, dress, introductions and letters, table manners, wine service and carving, balls and evening parties, visiting, street behavior and travel, and the etiquette of courtship, marriage and household duties, ending with general rules for society. Emphasis falls on attentive, benevolent behavior, self-discipline in manners, and adapting to local customs to become agreeable company.
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