The Attributes Of A Great Lady May

There Is A Big Deposit Of Sympathy In The Bank Of Love, But Don't Draw Out Little Sums Every Hour Or So - So That By And By, When Perhaps You Need It Badly, It Is All Drawn Out And You Yourself Don't Know How Or On What It Was Spent.

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.

A Gentleman Does Not Boast About His Junk.

Manners Are A Sensitive Awareness Of The Feelings Of Others. If You Have That Awareness, You Have Good Manners, No Matter What Fork You Use.