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The Ladies' Book of Etiquette, and Manual of Politeness
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Florence Hartley
51
Have
both
a
feather
bed
and
a
mattress
upon
the
bedstead,
that
she
may
place
whichever
she
prefers
uppermost.
Two
sheets,
a
blanket,
quilt,
and
counterpane,
should
be
on
the
bed,
and
there
should
be
two
extra
blankets
in
the
room,
should
she
require
more
covering
in
the
night.
On
the
mantel
piece,
place
a
few
books
that
she
may
read,
if
she
wishes,
before
sleeping.
Have
upon
the
mantel
piece
a
box
of
matches,
and
if
the
room
is
not
lighted
by
gas,
have
also
a
supply
of
candles
in
a
box,
and
a
candlestick.
If
the
room
is
not
heated
by
a
furnace,
be
careful
that
the
fire
is
made
every
morning
before
she
rises,
and
keep
a
good
supply
of
fuel
in
the
room.
Besides
the
larger
chairs,
have
a
low
one,
to
use
while
changing
the
shoes
or
washing
the
feet.
Upon
the
table,
place
a
full
supply
of
writing
materials,
as
your
guest
may
wish
to
send
word
of
her
safe
arrival
before
unpacking
her
own
writing-desk.
Put
two
or
three
postage
stamps
upon
this
table.
Be
sure
that
bells,
locks,
hinges,
and
windows,
are
all
in
perfect
order.
Before
your
guest
arrives,
go
to
her
room.
If
it
is
in
winter,
have
a
good
fire,
hot
water
on
the
washstand,
and
see
that
the
windows
are
tightly
closed,
and
the
room
cheerful
with
sunshine,
or
plenty
of
candle
or
gas
light.
If
in
summer,
draw
the
curtains,
bow
the
shutters,
open
the
windows,
and
have
a
fan
upon
the
table.
It
is
well
to
have
a
bath
ready,
should
your
guest
desire
that
refreshment
after
the
dust
and
heat
of
traveling.
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