Third printing, February, 1904.
Copyright, 1901.
by
JOHN A. CONE,
in the
United States
and
Great Britain.
Entered at Stationer's Hall,
London.
All Rights Reserved.
TO
MY MOTHER.
CONTENTS.
| PAGE | |
| The Man Who Pleases | [1] |
| The Woman Who Charms | [16] |
| The Art of Conversation | [29] |
| Good English | [37] |
| Tact in Conversation | [48] |
| The Compliment of Attention | [57] |
| The Voice | [65] |
| Good Manners | [73] |
| Dress | [84] |
| The Optimist | [97] |
| Personal Peculiarities | [106] |
| Suggestions from Many Sources | [114] |
PREFACE.
The makers of books have been divided into two classes—the creators and the collectors. In preparing this volume the author has made no claim to a place in the first division, for he has been, to a great extent, only a collector. The facts which the book contains are familiar to intelligent people, and the only excuse offered for presenting them in a new dress is that we need to be reminded often of some truths with which we are most familiar.