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You ought to regulate your manner of behaviour towards others, not according to your own humour, but agreeably to the pleasure and inclination of those with whom you converse.
— Etiquette
You ought to regulate your manner of behaviour towards others, not according to your own humour, but agreeably to the pleasure and inclination of those with whom you converse.
Dear Miss Manners: What about Easter? I suppose you have etiquette rules that apply to Easter Day?Gentle Reader: Certainly, and when the Day of Judgment comes, Miss Manners will have etiquette rules to apply to that, as well.
Etiquette is a set of rules people use so they can be rude to each other in public.
