The Art of Interrogation and Social Etiquette
The piece argues that asking questions is essential to social art but must be done with respect. It criticizes trap questions and impertinence, noting that well framed questions foster agreeable intercourse while thoughtless questioning bores and offends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susphien
London Spectator
Odd Notions of Women and Social Snippets
A collage of anecdotes and reflections on superstition, social manners, and gossip. Notable lines include Rosa Bonheur’s talisman, Caroline Herschel’s star hunt omen, George Eliot’s literary lull after sighting a hunchback, and Queen Victoria’s wedding ring superstition. A Washington Star glimpse ends with a quip about a rising wage.
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Rosa Bonheur
St. Anthony of Padua
Caroline Herschel
George Eliot
Lady Millais
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Queen Victoria
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