How to behave : a pocket manual of etiquette- PDF by Samuel Roberts Wells

Download How to behave : a pocket manual of etiquette- PDF by Samuel Roberts Wells

How to behave: a pocket manual of etiquette, and guide to correct personal habits
How to behave: a pocket manual of etiquette

you may call this book artificial but people in past did not leave anything to luck, We are free more than them. because most of us do not care about how other people think of us, but in past it was different.

Someone has denned politeness as "only an elegant form of justice;" but it is something more. It is the result of the combined action of all the moral and social feelings, guided by judgment and refined by taste.

One cannot commit a greater mistake than to make politeness a mere matter of arbitrary forms. It has as real and permanent a foundation in the nature and relations of men and women, as have government and the common law. 

The civil code is not more binding upon us than is the code of civility. Portions of the former become, from time to time, inoperative mere dead letters on the statute-book, on account of the conditions on which they were founded ceasing to exist; and many of the enactments of the latter lose their significance and binding force from the same cause. Many of the forms now in vogue, in what is called fashionable society, are of this character. Under the circumstances which called them into existence, they were appropriate and beautiful; under changed circumstances, they are the same absurd. There are other forms or observances over which time and place have no influence which is always and everywhere binding.


Politeness itself is always the same. The rules of etiquette, which are merely the forms in which it finds expression, vary with time and place. Sincere regard for the rights of others, in the smallest matters as well as the largest, genuine kindness of heart; good taste, and self-command, which are the foundations of good manners, are never out of fashion; and a person who possesses them can hardly be rude or discourteous, however far he may transgress conventional usages: lacking these qualities, the most perfect knowledge of the rules of etiquette and the strictest observance of them will not suffice to make one truly polite.

Some contents:


INTRODUCTION.
Politeness Defined The Foundation of Good Manners The Instinct of Courtesy Chesterfield s Method The Golden Rule Utility of Good Manners Illustrated, Page 3

I. PERSONAL HABITS.
Where to Commence Care of the Persona Social Duty Cleanliness The Daily Bath Soap and Water The Feet Change of Linen The Nails The Head The Teeth The Breath Eating and Drink ingWhat to Eat When to Eat How much to Eat What to Drink Breathing Exercise The Complexion Tobacco Spitting Gia and Gentility Onions, &c. Little Things, 16
1I.-DRESS.
The Language of DressThe Uses of Dresg The Art of Dress The Short Dress for Ladies Working Dress for Gentlemen Materials for Dress Mrs. Manners on Dress The Hair and Beard Art v. Fashion Signs of the Good Time Coming, 31

III. SELF-CULTURE.

Moral and Social Training Language Position and Movement The Ease and Grace of Childhood Standing Sitting Walking Hints to the Ladies Self-Command Observation Practical Lessons,. .41

IV. FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES.

Manners and Morals Human Rights Duties The Rights of the Senses The Faculties and their Claims Expression of Opinions The Sacredness of Privacy Conformity Singing out of Tune Doing as the Romans do Courtesy v. Etiquette AH Anecdote- Harmony Equality General Principles are more important than Particular Observances, 4$

V.-DOMESTIC MANNERS.
A Test of Good Manners Good Behaviour at Home Teaching Children to be Behaviour to Parents Brothers and Sisters- Husband an^ Wife Married Lovers Entertaining Guests Letting your Guests Alone Making one " at Home" Making Apologies Duties oX Guests Treatment of Servants, 54

VI. THE OBSERVANCES OF EVERYDAY LIFE.
Introductions Letters of Introduction Speaking without an Intro ductionSalutationsReceptionsVisits and Calls Table Manners Conversation Music Up and Down Stairs Which goes First? Gloved or Ungloved? Equality False Shame Pulling out one s Watch Husband and Wife Bowing v. Curtseying Pres ents Snobbery Children, 63


VII. THE ETIQUETTE OF OCCASIONS.
Dinner Parties Invitations Dress Punctuality Going to the Table -Arrangement of Guests Duties of the Host Duties of the Guests The " Grace" Eating Soup Fish The Third Course What to do with your Knife and Fork Declining Wine Finger Glasses Carving Evening Parties and their Observances French Leave- Sports and Games Promiscuous Kissing Dancing Excursions and Picnics Weddings Funerals .80

VIII. THE ETIQUETTE OF PLACES.
How to Behave on the Street Stopping Business Men on the Street Walking with Ladies Shopping At Church At Places of Amuse mention a Picture Gallery Travelling The Rush for Places The Rights of Fellow-TravellersGiving up Seats to the Ladies A Hint to the Ladies on Politeness Paying Fares, 95

IX. LOVE AND COURTSHIP.

Boyish Loves The Proper Age to Marry Waiting for a Fortune Importance of Understanding Physiological Laws Earnestness and Sincerity in Love Particular Attentions Presents Confidants- Declarations Asking " Pa" Refusals Engagement Breaking off Marriage 104

the book details :
  • Author:Samuel Roberts Wells
  • Publication date: 1857
  • Company:London : Walter Scott Publishing

  • Download

    Samuel Roberts Wells
    Name

    1925,3,A. P. Chekhov,1,Abraham Lincoln,1,Abraham lincoln,1,Accounting,2,Acting,7,Actors,2,Actress,2,Adventure,16,Advertising,13,aesthetics,2,Agatha Christie,2,Agriculture,3,Airplane,1,Akhnaton,1,Alberta distance Learning,1,Alchemy,2,Aldous Huxley,1,Alexander the great,1,Alexandre Dumas,7,Algebra,1,Algernon Blackwood,1,Alice's adventures in wonderland,1,American History,26,Anarchism,8,Anarchy,5,Anatomy,1,Ancient Egypt,19,Ancient Greece,15,Ancient History,49,Ancient Rome,4,Andrew Lang,2,Andrew Loomis,1,Anger Management,1,Animal magnetism,1,Animals,17,Animism,1,Anthropology,54,Applied Psychology,15,Arab History,10,Arabian Nights,1,Arabic books كتب عربى,2,Arabic Language,1,Arabic Literature,4,architecture,10,Aristocracy,1,Aristotle,3,Art,10,Art and Crafts,76,Arthur Conan Doyle,3,Arts,3,Asia,1,Astrology,5,astronomy,3,Atheism,43,Atlantis,7,Atomic,1,Audiobooks,26,August Strindberg,1,Auguste Comte,1,Autosuggestion,5,Bacteriology,1,Bahaism,1,Banks and banking,3,Bees,1,Bertha von Suttne,1,Bertrand Russell,8,Best New books,1,Bible,6,Bicycle,1,Biography,157,Biography and Memoirs,115,Biology,23,Birds,4,Black History,1,Book Suggestion,3,Botany,3,Botany and Plants,3,Brainwashing,2,Bram Stoke,1,Bram Stoker,2,Brazil,1,Buddhism,20,Business,115,Business plan,1,C. Alphonso Smith,2,Cairo,1,Calculus,2,Capitalism,1,Caricatures,2,Carl Jung,2,Carpentry,2,Celtic,1,cement,1,Characters and characteristics,8,Charles Darwin,3,Charles Dickens,17,Charles Lewis Hind,1,Chemistry,13,Chess,6,Chicken,2,Children Books,13,China,7,Chinese Language,4,Chinese Literature,1,Chinese Philosophy,7,Chiropractic,2,Christianity,18,Christians,1,Christopher Columbus,1,Cicero,2,Civil war,1,Civilization,19,Clairvoyance,1,Classic Books,237,Classic Movies,1,Clea,1,Cleopatra,1,Climate,1,Clothes,2,Coffee,1,Collection,60,Comedy,1,Comic Book,8,commerce,2,Communism,2,compartive religion,6,Computer and Programming,2,Confucius,1,Conspiracy,1,Cooking,10,Cooperation,2,Corliss Lamont,1,Cosmology,2,Courage,3,Crausders,1,Crimes,17,Criticism,14,Crusaders,2,Crusades,3,Cynicism,1,D.H. Lawrence,1,Dante,2,David Hume,1,Death,1,Debate,3,Democracy,2,Demosthenes,1,Descartes,1,Description and travel,58,Design,4,detective,5,Determinism,5,Devil,3,Diary,3,Dictatorship,2,Dictionary,55,Directing,1,Discourses,1,Don Quixote,1,Dracula,1,Drawing,13,Dreams,2,Dutch Language,1,e,1,Eastern Philosophy,30,economics,35,Economy,19,Edgar Wallace,4,edi,1,Editor's Picks,310,Editor's Post,1,Education,14,Educational,2,Educational videos,1,Egypt,14,Egypt History,21,Egyptology,6,Elbert Hubbard,1,Electricity,1,Electromagnetism,1,Electronics,2,Emanuel Lasker,1,embroidery,2,Emerson,2,Emile Zola,2,Empedocles,1,Encyclopedia,14,Engineering,12,England,1,English Grammar,3,English History,24,English Language,2,English Literature,21,Engraving,2,Entomology,2,Epictetus,4,Epicureanism,9,Epicurus,4,epidemics,1,Ernest Hemingway,1,Ernst Haeckel,2,Escape stories.,4,Espionage,1,Essays,76,Ethics,91,Etiquette,1,Etsu Inagaki Sugimoto,1,European history,25,Evolution,32,Exceptional children,1,Exchange,1,expression,1,Fairy Tales,19,Fallacy,1,Fantasy,35,Fascism,1,Fate,2,Fear,4,Featured,155,Fiction,3,Finland,1,Fishing,1,Fitness,5,Food,6,Food Business,2,France,1,Francis Bacon,4,Frank C. Haddock,1,Frank Harris,1,Frank L. Packard,1,Franz Kafka,1,Frederick Douglass,1,Free Will,2,Freemasonry,12,freethought,20,French,10,French History,39,French Literature,3,French Revolution,13,French-français,2,Friedrich Nietzsche,4,Full Audiobooks,7,Furniture,4,Fyodor Dostoevsky,2,Fyodor Dostoyevsky,5,G. K. Chesterton,1,Gadsby,1,Gallery,1,Gambling,1,Games,7,Gassendi,1,Genetics,1,Geography,3,Geology,4,George Berkeley,1,George de Horne Vaizey,1,George Gissing,1,George Santayana,2,German History,1,German Language,6,German philosophy,2,Ghost,1,Giulio Carcano,1,God,3,Gothic,6,Grammar,1,Grant Allen,2,Greece,2,Greek History,16,Greek Language,2,Greek Mythology,1,Greek Philosophy,19,Grocery,1,Gustave Le Bon,1,Guy de Maupassant,1,H. G. Wells,1,H.G. Wells,4,Habit,1,Hallucinations,1,Hand reading,1,Happiness,2,Harvard Classics,3,Health,14,Heath,1,Hebrew,3,Hegel,1,Henry Rider Haggard,4,heraldry,1,Herbs,1,Hermetic,7,Hinduism,7,Historical Novel,56,History,435,History Japan,1,Hobbies,1,Holland,1,Home and Garden,2,Homer,1,horology,2,Horror,8,How-to Books,2,Hstory,1,Humanism,7,Humanity,1,Humor,6,Hungarian Language,2,hurricanes,1,hypnotism,2,Idealism,1,Immanuel Kant',1,Immigration,1,Indian,1,Indian History,7,Indian Philosophy,6,Individualism,1,Individuality,1,Industry & Products,36,Inferno,1,Ingersoll,2,Insects,2,Investment,6,Ireland,5,Irish History,6,Irish Language,1,Isaac Asimov,1,Islam,17,Italian books,2,Italian Language,8,Italian Literature,1,Italy,1,J. M Robertson,1,J. M. Robertson,1,Jack London,13,James Allen,2,James Joyce,1,Jane Austen,1,Japan,3,Japanese,2,Japanese Language,1,Japanese literature,1,Japanese Manga,1,Jean-Jacques Rousseau,2,Jewish,1,Jews,2,Jiddu Krishnamurti,6,Jobs,6,John Dewey,1,John Dos Passos,1,John Meade Falkner,1,Joseph Conrad,3,Joseph McCabe,1,Journalism,6,Judism,2,Jules Verne,2,Julius Caesar,1,Kabbalah,2,Karma,1,Knowlege,1,Knut Hamsun,1,Kon Tiki,1,Koran,1,Korean Language,2,l,2,Latin Language,3,Law,2,Law of Attraction,2,Learn English,64,Learn French,11,Learn German,6,Learn Italian,6,Learn Languages,101,Learn Spanish,10,Learn Thai,4,Legends,2,Leo Tolstoy,5,Lettering,1,libro italiano,2,libros españoles,4,Linguistics,4,Lionheart,1,Literature,47,Liverpool,1,Logic,31,London,1,Lucian,1,Lucretius,5,Ludovico di Varthema,1,Magazines,5,Maggie,1,Magic,6,Magic Tricks,4,magnetism,3,Management,1,Marcus Aurelius,8,Mark Twain,6,Marketing,29,Marquis de Sade,1,Martial and Self-Defense,6,Marxism,1,Masonic,2,Materialism,5,Mathematics,10,Maxims,8,Maya,1,Mechanics,1,Medical,7,Medicine,1,Mentalism,4,Middle Ages,9,Militarism,1,Military,2,Mind,5,Moby Dick,1,Modern History,22,Modern Philosophy,86,Money,17,Mongol,1,Monism,1,Music,7,Mustafa Kemal,1,Mystery,4,Mysticism,4,Mythology,10,Mythology and Folklore,88,Naples,1,Napoleon,9,National characteristics,1,Nationalism,1,Native American,1,Natural History,5,Natural Philosophy,7,Naturalism,10,Nature,8,Netherlands,2,New Thought Movement,10,New York,1,Niccolo Machiavelli,2,Nietzsche,4,Nirvana,2,Norway,1,Norwegian Language,1,Nostradamus,2,Novels,487,O. CHenry,1,Occultism,171,Ontology,7,Opinions,1,Orations,1,Orison Swett Marden,5,Ornaments,6,Ornithology,1,Outlaws,1,Pain,1,painting,9,pandemic,1,pantheism,1,Parapsychology,2,Paris,1,People Reading,2,Perception,2,Persia,1,Personal Memoirs,4,Peru,1,Pessimism,7,Pharmacognosy,1,Philosophy,390,phonetics,3,Photography,1,Physics,22,Physiology,2,pigeon,1,pinned,1,Planting,1,Plato,10,Plays,16,Poetry,19,Poker,3,Political,108,Political economy,5,Portability,1,Portuguese,1,Poultry,4,Practical Philosophy,3,Pragmatism,3,Prison,3,Probabilities,1,Prophecy,1,Prose,1,Proverbs,1,Psychiatry,1,Psychoanalysis,9,Psychology,122,Ptolemaic,1,Public Speaking,9,Punctuation,3,Puppet-plays,1,Pyschology,2,Pythagoras,1,Quantum Physics,1,Queen Moo,1,Quotations,30,Quran,2,Races,4,Radio,1,Radium,1,Rationalism,26,Reading,15,Real estate,1,Reality,2,Recipes,1,Reference,1,Reincarnation,1,Relativity,4,Religions,239,Revolution,2,Rhetoric,1,Richard Hughes,1,Rider Haggard,1,Robert Hichens,4,Robin Hood,1,Roman Empire,10,Roman history,21,Romance,21,Romania,1,Roses,1,Rudolf Christoph Eucken,2,Rudyard Kipling,1,Russia,1,Russian History,5,Russian Language,2,Russian revolution,4,Sacred Texts,6,Sagas,1,Saladin,2,salesman,1,salesmanship,17,Satire,3,Sayings,5,Schopenhauer,8,Science,84,Science Fiction,42,Scotland,1,Sculpture,8,Secret Society,1,Secret Teachings,4,Self-culture,1,Self-Defense,1,Self-Help,218,Selling,46,Seneca,3,Sewing,2,Sex Education,3,Sexuality,17,Shakespeare,7,Shamanism,3,Shaw Desmond,1,Sherlock Holmes,3,Short Stories,34,Sigmund Freud,5,Silk,1,slang,1,Slang American,1,Slavery,4,Small Business,6,Sndbad,1,Social Class,3,Social history,2,Social Justice,1,Social Life,6,Social problems,5,Social psychology,6,Social Study,3,Socialism,13,Sociology,35,Socrates,3,Spanish books,5,Spanish Language,10,Speculation,2,Speeches,2,Spinoza,2,Spiritualism,13,Sport,4,Stars,1,Statics,1,Statistics,3,Stella Benson,1,Stephen Crane,1,Stock Market,1,Stoicism,31,Strength,1,Strikes,1,Study Skill,19,Success,35,Sufism,2,Supernatural,1,Superstition,1,Survival,2,Swedish Language,1,Swindler,1,Symbolism,2,Tamil,1,Tea,2,Teach yourself,357,Thai books -,3,Thai Language,5,Thailand History,2,The West,1,Theology,4,Theory of Knowledge,4,Theosophy,7,Theosophy. Religions,1,Thriller,1,Timothy Leary,2,Timothy Leary,1,Titanic,2,Totemism,1,Tramp,6,Travel,52,Tunis,1,Turkey,1,Typhoon,1,UK,1,Upton Sinclair,4,Utilitarianism,6,Utopia,16,Value,3,Victor Hugo,2,Viking,1,Voltaire,4,W. Somerset Maugham,3,Wang Yangming,1,War,24,William James,4,William Thackeray,1,William Walker Atkinson,5,Wine,1,Woman,1,Women,3,wood,1,Workers,2,Working Class,2,World War,3,Worry,1,Writer,13,Writing,42,Yoga,3,Zarathustra,1,Zen,5,Zoology,23,
    ltr
    item
    Your Source for Study Ebooks | Studyebooks.com: How to behave : a pocket manual of etiquette- PDF by Samuel Roberts Wells
    How to behave : a pocket manual of etiquette- PDF by Samuel Roberts Wells
    Download How to behave : a pocket manual of etiquette- PDF by Samuel Roberts Wells
    https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEgiMR-hO1ZPa3Dt8N5xBdUtwFyt550_ljOx71_e0QjPZGNWUF8gR9qSKgg74BjiBm1CcJJhkt0ujYGicuyIhNtjJHcl5GAU5TRE5aDqYuGLqpBLZ7yfjJq9nnB4spKFYUl1au6dFLu39T-uqkErsnYEd3AgovKE5ypVXepTAwXLVi4wxMQ3FMT7dvOi=w400-h243
    https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEgiMR-hO1ZPa3Dt8N5xBdUtwFyt550_ljOx71_e0QjPZGNWUF8gR9qSKgg74BjiBm1CcJJhkt0ujYGicuyIhNtjJHcl5GAU5TRE5aDqYuGLqpBLZ7yfjJq9nnB4spKFYUl1au6dFLu39T-uqkErsnYEd3AgovKE5ypVXepTAwXLVi4wxMQ3FMT7dvOi=s72-w400-c-h243
    Your Source for Study Ebooks | Studyebooks.com
    https://www.studyebooks.com/2020/06/how-to-behave-pocket-manual-of.html
    https://www.studyebooks.com/
    https://www.studyebooks.com/
    https://www.studyebooks.com/2020/06/how-to-behave-pocket-manual-of.html
    true
    1316358261233182524
    UTF-8
    Loaded All Posts Not found any posts VIEW ALL Readmore Reply Cancel reply Delete By Home PAGES POSTS View All RECOMMENDED FOR YOU LABEL ARCHIVE SEARCH ALL POSTS Not found any post match with your request Back Home Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat January February March April May June July August September October November December Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec just now 1 minute ago $$1$$ minutes ago 1 hour ago $$1$$ hours ago Yesterday $$1$$ days ago $$1$$ weeks ago more than 5 weeks ago Followers Follow THIS PREMIUM CONTENT IS LOCKED STEP 1: Share. STEP 2: Click the link you shared to unlock Copy All Code Select All Code All codes were copied to your clipboard Can not copy the codes / texts, please press [CTRL]+[C] (or CMD+C with Mac) to copy