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oood .aIanners.--Ihere are a great na- et.iii.,ittt,ti, M i.Is,.. good , manners, which people are hardly aware of at the time. Ii is not polite, for ins sance. to lease person 10 do what he has once declined, and it is equally impolite to refuse a request or an invitation in order to be ur- ged and accept afterwards. Comply at once: if your friend be sincere, you will gralify him; if not, you will punish him as ne deserves. itis not polite, when asked what part of a dish you viii have, to say, "Any part; if IS quite indifferent to me:n ii IS hard enough to carve for one's friends, without choosing for them. It is not polite to entertain our vIsiters with our own family history and the events of our household. It IS not polite for married ladies to talk in the presence of gentlemen of the difficulty they have m procuring domestics. and how good for nothing they are when they are procu- red. lis not polite 10 put feed upon the plate of your guest without asking his leave, nor to press him to eat more thanhe wants,