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through which he is miraculousy carried. the
first thing he sees is army of vegetables
marching through door. But this Is only Il
triae 10 what follows. The artists animated po-
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rnarvels to behold. The actors in The Book OF
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sprightly verse by Mr.. Fred E. Weatherly ana
illustrated in colors and in pen drawings by T.
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especially.
Richardson .. White and Margaret D. Long
ley have acquitted themselves very we'll of their
share in the volume entitled "1Esops Fables in
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that blend of father confessor and genial Roth
schd which characterizes the family lawyer
1t is sometimes said in praise of man thtt MS
manner is the same in addressing ducness OF
dairy maid This is not really praisewortny'
What would be exquisite courtliness in one case
would be but exaggerated courtesy in the other'
What would please the duchess would embarrasS
the dairy maid-this. or course assuming VIA.
n is not always safe to assume in real life-that
both are types of their different orders. A sense
of the fitting. then Is n necessary factor OF the
good manner. II will avoid any undue emphasis
as the plague and will exhibit a complete CORE
spondence to it's environment. The possessor
Of the manner Indicated will not be forever
busying himself about what others think or
saw Secure in his self-knowledge. and setting
For himself higher standard than ne imposes
upo1, others. he greets man with suspicion OF
disapproval He predisposes every one III ms
favor In his intercourse with his telioNs ne
reaches at one bound a point to which others
can attain only after long and Daintul effort
He kindles the glow of self-respect IN those
whom he addresses and thaws thoughts IN theln
that are generally cold and frost bound. He is
the savior of the awkward situation
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of good manner lies IN an absolute simplicity
OF aim, and this is only to be found in those
who have no need or desire to emphasize their
exact position in the social scale. The wish
be thought richer, poorer better, grander-in
fact, in any way other than man is-introduces
at once a note of vulgarity. Vulgar people
not have good manner They never simple
in their aim. They cannot speak to one person
without desiring at the same time to attract the
attention of another. Hence that uneasy produc-
ton. that mncing accent. which gives to their
voices peculiarly false sound. The good man
ner exacts while IL yields respect. Many miss it
by that one unnecessary degree Of "empresse-
ment'' which betokens that civiiity has an added
value for them, because for some reason they no
longer always receive it. Far wider of the mark
is that intense earnestness OF the second rate
nature. that unfortunate method which some
people possess of handling subject that
everything they say is almost wearisome TO
themselves az 10 those who have the misfortune
10 listen 20 1t. They have never weighed th-u-
selves in The delicate balance OF the comic idea
to obtain suspicion of the rights and
dues Of the world. The good bedside manner
OF the doctor-that theatrical calm and prepos-
ferrous smile which he assumes in the presence
of danger-must be disqualified. must also
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PICTURE BOOKS.
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Shipper Green. and they viii spell out with
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pictures by Mabel Humphrey But their fathers
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4 GOOD MANNER.
The Thing WHhom Which Manners Mean
Nothing.
From The Saturday Review

From The Saturday Review.
Manner is the thing that matters in a man.
Manners. as 4 rule discount, If we are wise,
recognizing that they of the nature OF par
IOr tricks which can be taught to any one VINO
possesses aptitude. Manners mean nothing.
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The poseur, too. who deliberately sets himself to
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than your rough workingman? With what un-
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he cannot explain, that so subtle distinction
which makes all the difference.
Among the lower classes, call them, it is
by no means to find good manner in men
who boast no sort of manners. For the essence
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