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Perfect Behavior

  
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[dedication]
  
Contents
  
Illustrations

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CHAPTER ONE: THE ETIQUETTE OF COURTSHIP
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CHAPTER TWO: THE ETIQUETTE OF ENGAGEMENTS AND WEDDINGS
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CHAPTER THREE: THE ETIQUETTE OF TRAVEL
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CHAPTER FOUR: AT THE CONCERT AND THE OPERA
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CHAPTER FIVE: ETIQUETTE FOR DRY AGENTS
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CHAPTER SIX: A CHAPTER FOR SCHOOLGIRLS
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CHAPTER SEVEN: THE ETIQUETTE OF GAMES AND SPORTS
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CHAPTER EIGHT: CORRESPONDENCE AND INVITATIONS
  
CORRESPONDENCE
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CORRESPONDENCE FOR YOUNG LADIES
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COLLEGE BOYS
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LETTERS TO PARENTS
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LETTERS FROM PARENTS
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LETTERS TO PROSPECTIVE FATHERS-IN-LAW
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LOVE LETTERS
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CORRESPONDENCE OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS
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LETTERS TO NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, ETC.
  
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A Correct Letter from an Elderly Gentleman to the Editor of a Newspaper or Magazine
  
A Correct Letter from an Indignant Father to an Editor of Low Ideals
  
A Letter from a Member of the Lower Classes. Particular pains should be taken in answering such letters as it should always be our aim to lend a hand to those aspiring toward better things.
  
A Correct Letter to the Lost and Found Department of a Periodical, inquiring for a Missing Relative. This should be referred to the persons mentioned in the letter who will probably take prompt and vigorous action.
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LETTERS TO STRANGERS
  
INVITATIONS
  
ACCEPTANCES AND REGRETS
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CHAPTER NINE: THE ETIQUETTE OF DINNERS AND BALLS

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Perhaps, if the old gentleman is employed in the Credit Department of Brooks Brothers, Frank Brothers, or any one of the better class stores, the following might prove effective:

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