Routledge's Manu
Routledge's Manual of Etiquette
作者：Routledge, George, 1812-1888
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共 170 题- GEORGE ROUTLEDGE AND SONS
- CONTENTS.
- ETIQUETTE FOR LADIES.
- ETIQUETTE FOR GENTLEMEN.
- BALL-ROOM GUIDE.
- ETIQUETTE OF COURTSHIP AND MATRIMONY.
- I.--FIRST STEPS IN COURTSHIP.
- II.--ETIQUETTE OF COURTSHIP.
- III.--ETIQUETTE OF AN ENGAGEMENT.
- IV.--PRELIMINARY ETIQUETTE OF A WEDDING.
- V.--ETIQUETTE OF A WEDDING.
- VI.--ETIQUETTE AFTER THE WEDDING.
- VII.
- Practical Advice to a Newly-married Couple
- HOW TO DRESS WELL.
- HOW TO CARVE.
- FISH.
- JOINTS.
- POULTRY AND GAME.
- TOASTS AND SENTIMENTS.
- I.--INTRODUCTIONS.
- II.--LETTERS OF INTRODUCTION.
- III.--VISITING.--MORNING CALLS.--CARDS.
- IV.--CONVERSATION.
- V.--NOTES OF INVITATION, &C.
- The reply to a note of invitation should be couched as follows:--
- A letter thus begun may, with propriety, be ended with--
- VI.--THE PROMENADE.
- VII.--DRESS.
- VIII.--MORNING AND EVENING PARTIES.
- IX.--THE DINNER-TABLE.
- X.--THE BALL-ROOM.
- XII.--GENERAL HINTS.
- I.--INTRODUCTIONS.
- II.--LETTERS OF INTRODUCTION.
- III.--VISITING.--MORNING CALLS.--CARDS.
- IV.--CONVERSATION.
- The reply to a note of invitation should be couched as follows:--
- A letter thus begun may, with propriety, be ended with--
- VI.--THE PROMENADE.
- VII.--DRESS.
- VIII.--RIDING AND DRIVING.
- IX.--MORNING AND EVENING PARTIES.
- X.--THE DINNER TABLE.
- XI.--THE BALL-ROOM.
- XIII.--GENERAL HINTS.
- I.--HOW TO ORGANISE A BALL.
- II.--BALL-ROOM TOILETTE.
- LADIES.
- GENTLEMEN.
- III.--ETIQUETTE OF THE BALL-ROOM.[A]
- IV.--THE QUADRILLE.
- FIRST SET OF QUADRILLES.
- Second Figure.--L'Eté
- V.--THE CALEDONIANS.
- VI.--THE LANCERS.
- VII.--THE LANCERS FOR SIXTEEN, OR DOUBLE LANCERS.
- VIII.--COULON'S DOUBLE QUADRILLE.
- Second Figure.--L'Eté
- IX.--THE POLKA.
- We now pass on to the
- X.--CELLARIUS VALSE.
- Third Step
- XI.--THE MAZOURKA QUADRILLE.
- XII.--THE POLKA MAZOURKA.
- XIII.--THE REDOWA, OR REDOVA.
- XIV.--THE SCHOTTISCHE.
- XV.--LA VARSOVIENNE.
- XVI.--THE GORLITZA.
- XVII.--THE VALSE A TROIS TEMPS
- XVIII.--THE VALSE À DEUX TEMPS.
- XIX.--THE NEW VALSE.
- XX.--LE GALOP.
- XXI.--THE COTILLON.
- XXII.--THE SPANISH DANCE.
- XXIII.--LA TEMPÊTE.
- XXIV.--SIR ROGER DE COVERLEY.
- Glossary
- Traversez, _cross over to opposite place_
- Etiquette of Courtship and Matrimony
- I.--FIRST STEPS IN COURTSHIP.
- II.--ETIQUETTE OF COURTSHIP.
- III--ETIQUETTE OF AN ENGAGEMENT.
- This last allusion brings us to the consideration of
- IV.--PRELIMINARY ETIQUETTE OF A WEDDING.
- CONSENTS REQUIRED IN CASE OF MINORS.
- We must now speak of
- V.--ETIQUETTE OF A WEDDING.
- VI.--ETIQUETTE AFTER THE WEDDING.
- VII.--PRACTICAL ADVICE TO A NEWLY-MARRIED COUPLE.
- How to Dress Well
- I.--INTRODUCTION.
- II.--TASTE IN DRESS.
- III.--FASHION IN DRESS
- IV.--EXPENSE OF DRESS.
- V.--ACCESSORIES.
- VI.--"A FEW WORDS MORE."
- HOW TO CARVE.
- THE DINNER-TABLE.
- CARVING.
- FISH.
- TURBOT.
- COD-FISH.
- SALMON, ETC.
- MACKEREL.
- JOINTS.
- HAUNCH OF VENISON, OR MUTTON AS VENISON.
- MUTTON AND LAMB.
- SADDLE OF MUTTON OR LAMB.
- LEG OF MUTTON OR LAMB.
- SHOULDER OF MUTTON OR LAMB.
- LOIN OF MUTTON.
- NECK OF MUTTON.
- LAMB.
- FORE QUARTER OF LAMB.
- BEEF.
- SIRLOIN OF BEEF.
- RIBS OF BEEF.
- ROUND OF BEEF.
- THE AITCH-BONE, OR EDGE-BONE
- RUMP OR BUTTOCK OF BEEF.
- TONGUE.
- VEAL.
- CALF'S HEAD.
- LOIN OF VEAL
- FILLET OF VEAL.
- BREAST OF VEAL.
- KNUCKLE OF VEAL.
- SHOULDER AND NECK OF VEAL.
- PORK.
- LEG OR HAND OF PORK.
- SPARE-RIB OF PORK
- HAM.
- A SUCKING PIG.
- POULTRY AND GAME.
- GOOSE
- TURKEY
- A FOWL.
- DUCK.
- WILD DUCK.
- PHEASANT.
- GROUSE.
- PARTRIDGE.
- WOODSTOCK OR SNIPE.
- PIGEONS.
- SMALL BIRDS.
- HARE.
- RABBIT.
- AMATORY.
- BACCHANALIAN.
- Wine: may it be our spur as we ride over the bad roads of life
- COMIC.
- CONSERVATIVE.
- GASTRONOMIC.
- ENGLISH.
- IRISH.
- SCOTCH.
- LIBERAL.
- LITERARY.
- LOYAL.
- MASONIC.
- Prosperity to masons and masonry
- MILITARY.
- NAVAL.
- RELIGIOUS.
- SENTIMENTAL.
- SPORTING.
- MISCELLANEOUS.
- LATIN.
- THE END.