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Robert Kemp Philp
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(Kitchiner's
Cook's
Oracle
56th
Thousand.
5s.
Houlsion
&
Sons.)
[DO
GOOD
TO
YOUR
ENEMY,
THAT
HE
MAY
BECOME
YOUR
FRIEND.]
45.
The
Family
Circle
Under
this
title
a
group
of
acquaintances
in
London
once
instituted
and
carried
out
a
series
of
friendly
parties.
The
following
form
of
invitation,
and
the
rules
of
the
"Family
Circle,"
will
be
found
interesting,
probably
useful:
Will
you
do
me
the
favour
of
meeting
here,
as
a
guest,
on------
next,
at
seven
precisely,
a
few
friends
who
have
kindly
joined
in
an
attempt
to
commence
occasional
pleasant
and
social
parties,
of
which
the
spirit
and
intent
will
be
better
understood
by
the
perusal
of
the
few
annexed
remarks
and
rules
from
Yours
sincerely,------
"They
manage
it
better
in
France,"
is
a
remark
to
be
often
applied
with
reference
to
social
life
in
England,
and
the
writer
fancies
that
the
prevalence
here
of
a
few
bad
customs,
easily
changed,
causes
the
disadvantageous
difference
between
ourselves
and
our
more
courteous
and
agreeable
neighbours.
i.
Worldly
appearance;
the
phantom
leading
many
to
suppose
that
wealth
is
the
standard
of
worth--in
the
minds
of
friends,
a
notion
equally
degrading
to
both
parties.
ii.
Overdress;
causing
unnecessary
expense
and
waste
of
time.
iii.
Expensive
entertainments,
as
regards
refreshments.
iv.
Late
hours.
The
following
brief
rules
are
suggested,
in
a
hope
to
show
the
way
to
a
more
constant,
easy,
and
friendly
intercourse
amongst
friends,
the
writer
feeling
convinced
that
society
is
equally
beneficial
and
requisite--in
fact,
that
mankind
in
seclusion,
like
the
sword
in
the
scabbard,
often
loses
polish,
and
gradually
rusts.
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