Endeavor so to eat, that none may see your food while chewing.
Stare not in the face of any one, especially your elders, at the table.
Lean not your elbow on the table, nor on the chair back.
Spit not, cough not, nor blow your nose at the table, if it can be avoided; but if it be necessary, do it aside, and without noise.
Stuff not your mouth so much as to fill your cheeks. Be content with small mouthfuls.
Blow not your food when too hot, but wait with patience till it becomes cool.
Smell not of your food; turn not the other side of it upward to view it on your plate.
Spit not forth anything that is not convenient to be swallowed, such as the stones of plums, cherries, or the like; but with your left hand, neatly move them to the side of your plate.
Fix not your eye upon the plate of another, nor upon the food on the table.
Lift not up your eyes, nor roll them about while you are drinking.