Manners Are Made Up Of

Nothing Appeals To Children More Than Justice, And They Should Be Taught In The Nursery To "play Fair" In Games, To Respect Each Other's Property And Rights, To Give Credit To Others, And Not To Take Too Much Credit To Themselves.

Courtesy Demands That You, When You Are A Guest, Shall Show Neither Annoyance Nor Disappointment--no Matter What Happens.

Never Think, Because You Cannot Write A Letter Easily, That It Is Better Not To Write At All. The Most Awkward Note Imaginable Is Better Than None.

Never So Long As You Live, Write A Letter To A Man - No Matter Who He Is - That You Would Be Ashamed To See In A Newspaper Above Your Signature.

To Do Exactly As Your Neighbors Do Is The Only Sensible Rule.