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Enquire within upon everything
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Robert Kemp Philp
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[TIME
AND
TIDE
TARRY
FOR
NO
MAN.]
1923.
Lustra
Painting.
Lustra
painting
is
a
recent
invention
that
so
much
resembles
silk
embroidery
as
to
be
mistaken
for
it.
The
outline
of
a
design
is
sketched
either
on
Roman
satin
or
any
smooth
fabric,
and
then
bronze
powders
of
different
colours
are
rubbed
in
with
a
preparation
which
is
a
trade
secret.
The
leaves
and
stems
are
outlined
in
silk,
this
rendering
the
imitations
more
complete.
1924.
Hints
upon
Etiquette.
[1]
[Footnote
1:
See
"Etiquette
and
Social
Ethics."
1s.
London:
Houlston
and
Sons]
1925.
Introduction
to
Society.
Avoid
all
extravagance
and
mannerism,
and
be
not
over-timid
at
the
outset.
Be
discreet
and
sparing
of
your
words.
Awkwardness
is
a
great
misfortune,
but
it
is
not
an
unpardonable
fault.
To
deserve
the
reputation
of
moving
in
good
society,
something
more
is
requisite
than
the
avoidance
of
blunt
rudeness.
Strictly
keep
to
your
engagements.
Punctuality
is
the
essence
of
politeness.
1926.
The
Toilet.
Too
much
attention
cannot
be
paid
to
the
arrangements
of
the
toilet.
A
man
is
often
judged
by
his
appearance,
and
seldom
incorrectly.
A
neat
exterior,
equally
free
from
extravagance
and
poverty,
almost
always
proclaims
a
right-minded
man.
To
dress
appropriately,
and
with
good
taste,
is
to
respect
yourself
and
others.
A
gentleman
walking,
should
always
wear
gloves,
this
being
one
of
the
characteristics
of
good
breeding.
Fine
linen,
and
a
good
hat,
gloves,
and
boots,
are
evidences
of
the
highest
taste
in
dress.
1927.
Visiting
Dress.
A
black
coat
and
trousers
are
indispensable
for
a
dinner,
or
a
ball.
Either
a
white
or
black
waistcoat
is
proper
on
such
occasions.
Morning
dress
is
sufficient
for
an
ordinary
visit
of
ceremony.
Marker
Marker
Fine marker
White-out
Fine white-out
Circle
Paint
Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
Start over
