Manners and Conduct in School and Out by Anonymous
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7) When you call on a girl, you shouldn't remain after ten o'clock even though the girl wants you to. Girls, you should not urge. And, girls, observe how your boy friends fit themselves into the family group. 8) A gift you should acknowledge at once and cordially. But, boys, let your gifts to girls be rare, and restricted to candy, books, and flowers. 9) To force your presence upon those who seem not to want you, tends to crystallize their feeling of antagonism. On the other hand, nothing more quickly disarms this feeling of antagonism than evidence of delicacy on your part. 10) Girls, it is poor policy to call up boys often by telephone, and bad manners to whistle to attract their attention. 11) For you to sit at a social gathering with hat and coat on, girls,--even though you must leave in a few moments,--is discourteous both to your hostess and to the other guests. DUTY TO OLDER PEOPLE _The mildest manners, and the gentlest heart._ --Pope. |
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