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The distinguishing trait of peopleAuthor: Lytton |
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A man 's own good breedingAuthor: Chesterfield |
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To be good and disagreeableAuthor: Hannah More |
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Good breeding is the resultAuthor: Chesterfield |
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Manners are what vex orAuthor: Burke |
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Manners are the happy waysAuthor: Emerson |
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Grace is to the bodyAuthor: La Rochefoucauld |
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As a man 's salutations, soAuthor: Lavater |
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One principal part of goodAuthor: Swift |
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Good manners are a partAuthor: Whatley |
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n the society of ladies,Author: Lavater |
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There is certainly something ofAuthor: Lytton |
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A man 's worth is estimatedAuthor: La Bruyère |
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I really think next toAuthor: Chesterfield |
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Good manners is the artAuthor: Swift |
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The person who screams, orAuthor: Emerson |
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Is man a savage atAuthor: John Barth |
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Treat everyone with politeness, evenAuthor: Jerry Smith |
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It's not a slam atAuthor: F. Scott Fitzgerald |
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Treat people as you wouldAuthor: Jerry Smith |
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Perfect behavior is born ofAuthor: Cesare Pavese |
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Courtesies cannot be borrowed likeAuthor: John Wanamaker |
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Good manners can replace morals.Author: P.J. O'Rourke |
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Says the rude child: "No,Author: Mignon McLaughlin |
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Rudeness is the weak man'sAuthor: Eric Hoffer |
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Life be not so shortAuthor: Ralph Waldo Emerson |
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Politeness, n. The most acceptableAuthor: Ambrose Bierce |
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People count up the faultsAuthor: French Proverb |
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Many who would not takeAuthor: Mignon McLaughlin |
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Outcomes rarely turn on grandAuthor: Bernie Brillstein |
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