Manners, culture and dress of the best American society, including social, commercial and legal forms, letter writing, invitations, &c., also valuable suggestions on self culture and home training (1893)
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gnition may be simulta-neous. A well-bred man always removes his cigar fromhis lips whenever he bows to a lady. A young lady should show the same deferenceto an elderly lady, or one occupying a higher socialposition, that a gentleman does to a lady. Words of Salutation. The most common forms of… … |^:i:::||;:l:;i;;;^:::^,iHjii|ii!l!!,! Si^::;:-!1,::,,;,,,,..:...... illliiillwliiiiipliil^^iijrmi!;:!;!;!!;!^...jj,^!ii!il|!ii|ifiiiiii«iii|!ili!i!|!!!il!niJ!:;::- SALUTATIONS. SALUTATIONS. 53 A respectful bow should always accompany thewords of salutation. Foreigners Salutations. Foreigners are…
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