How to cultivate a lady

Author: West
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: "How to Raise a Lady" is not a monograph on formal etiquette, but a guide that compiles common-sense advice, time-tested tips, and lessons learned from mistakes. This handbook will be highly beneficial for both adults and growing children. In the era of the novelist Henry James, politeness was a mark of a civilized person. Someone asked him how one should spend their life, and he replied, "There are three great things in life: , be kind to others. Second, be kind to others. Third, be kind to others." Politeness is the practical application of kindness. Compared to all the French classes, flute skills, and tennis lessons, politeness can open many doors, make acquaintances feel good, and leave a deep impression on strangers. Even toddlers can learn basic etiquette, practice it every day, and benefit from it for a lifetime. To be kind throughout life, to be civilized and polite, to cultivate it from a young age is just the right time.