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The Gentleman and Lady's Book of Politeness and Propriety of Deportment, Dedicated to the Youth of Both Sexes

Chapter 67: Transcriber’s Notes
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About This Book

A practical handbook of manners offering concise rules and principles for polite and proper conduct in private and public life. It organizes guidance on religious observance, domestic and conjugal duties, personal appearance and reputation, business and professional interactions, street and visiting etiquette, body carriage, conversational and epistolary behavior, entertainments, travel, hospitality, and ceremonies such as marriage, baptism, and funerals. Emphasizing sincerity, self-knowledge, and respect for others, it distinguishes genuine courtesy from mere social affectation and provides concrete advice on gestures, listening, pronunciation, discretion, gift-giving, and care for the unfortunate.

Transcriber’s Notes

Inconsistent hyphenation retained as originally printed (à-propos/àpropos, fire-place/fireplace, re-conduct/reconduct)

Inconsistent and archaic spelling retained as originally printed (visitor/visiter, every thing/everything, ancle, accessary, bridemaid, inquiet, pantomine, secrecy, synonyme)