Written in the latter part of the nineteenth century as a guide to
socially acceptable behaviour and speech, "Don't" contains many
injunctions that are still relevant today. It also offers view of
the manners of a bygone age that can be viewed as both humourous
and entertaining:
Don't talk when your mouth is full - never, in fact, have your
mouth full. It is more healthful and in better taste to eat by
small morsels.
Don't drink wine or spirits in the morning, or often at other
times than at dinner. Don't frequent bar-rooms. Tippling is not
only vulgar and disreputable, but injurious to health.
Don't trouble people with your domestic mishaps, with accounts of
your rebellious servants, or with complaints of any kind.
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