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The Encylopedia of Etiquette, by Llewellyn Miller

SECRETS “If you would wish another to keep your secret, first keep it yourself.” — Seneca, circa A.D. 60 In…

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The Encyclopdia of Etiquette, by Llewellyn Miller

The whole matter of apologies is confused by . . . popular but essentially senseless maxims. . . . the…

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The Encyclopedia of Etiquette by Llewellyn Miller

BORROWING A borrower is obligated to return an article promptly in as good condition as he found it, or to…

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The Encylopedia of Etiquette, by Llewellyn Miller

Rules in General Suit the length of a story to the occasion. Don’t launch into a long one if a…

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