论礼貌与教养（2）
as the common forms of good manners ulating the conduct of those s; so they have been corrupted by the persons for ceremonies, ood breeding; an hour any one thing he has a mind to; unless he h all the settled decorum of the fly. she determines part: at the same time, you are under the necessity of ans a thousand apologies for your entertainment. and although a good deal of this humour is pretty many people of the best fashion, yet too much of it still remains, especially in the country; entleman assured me. that having been kept four days, against his his boots, locking up the stable, and other countrivances of the like the house to the moment he left it, any one thing, bination to torment him.
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