Book of Etiquette, Volume I

PART II

Chapter 1364 wordsPublic domain

"_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. A 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._"

--_Samuel R. Wells._