7. Do not place a light estimate upon the arts of good reading and
good expression; they will yield perpetual interest.
8. Study to keep versed in world events as well as in local
occurrences, but abhor gossip, and above all scandal.
9. Banish a self-conscience spirit--the source of much
awkwardness--with a constant aim to make others happy. Remember that
it is incumbent upon gentlemen and ladies alike to be neat in habits.
10. The following is said to be a correct posture for walking: Head
erect--not too rigid--chin in, shoulders back. Permit no unnecessary
motion about the thighs. Do not lean over to one side in walking,
standing or sitting; the practice is not only ungraceful, but it is
deforming and therefore unhealthful.