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The Ladies' Book of Etiquette, and Manual of Politeness
·
Florence Hartley
309
Transcriber's
Note:
Minor
punctuation
errors
(e.g.
missing,
misprinted
or
misplaced
punctuation)
have
been
corrected
without
note.
Inconsistent
hyphenation
(e.g.
ball
room,
ball-room;
bon-bons,
bonbons),
spelling
(e.g.
visiters,
visitors)
and
capitalization
(e.g.
neroli,
Neroli)
have
not
been
corrected.
Many
of
the
"Receipts"
are
nearly
identical.
This
has
not
been
changed.
The
following
changes
were
made
to
the
text:
p.
31:
admissable
to
admissible
(black
lace
mittens
are
admissible)
p.
45:
oclock
to
o'clock
(Thursday
evening
next,
at
8
o'clock)
p.
137:
left
to
right
(On
the
upper
right
hand
corner
of
your
envelope)
p.
160:
violincello
to
violoncello
(a
piano,
violin,
and
violoncello)
p.
204:
missing
"of"
added
(the
most
graceful
of
dances)
p.
214:
guaze
to
gauze
(with
a
gauze
of
a
different
color)
p.
221:
kneedles
to
needles
(needles
should
be
of
the
smallest
size)
p.
235:
extra
close
quote
removed
(entered
that
house.)
p.
244:
extra
"the"
removed
(in
the
highest
and
lowest
classes)
p.
260:
returnes
to
returns
(she
returns
from
her
bridal
tour)
p.
278:
double
quotes
to
single
quotes
('Appetite,'
says
Dr.
Combe,
'revives
after
repose.')
p.
305:
extra
"a"
removed
(containing
a
mixture
in
equal
portions)
p.
318:
extra
"of"
removed
(four
ounces
of
butter)
p.
326:
inpair
to
impair
(impair
the
color)
p.
340:
acquired
to
acquires
(till
it
acquires)
Marker
Marker
Fine marker
White-out
Fine white-out
Circle
Paint
Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
Start over
