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F T Washington 110 Rules of Decorum 11-20
- 2. 11. In the presence of others, when sitting and standing, do not keep shifting your weight or chewing your nails.
- 4. 12. When in public or when speaking to someone, do not shake your head, do not gesture with your hands, feet or legs, and do not roll your eyes,
- 5. nor lift one eyebrow, nor smirk, nor get too closely that you accidentally spit on someone.
- 7. 13. Don’t kill insects in front of others; if it is necessary to remove an unsightly item from another’s clothing, do so without saying anything;
- 10. 14. Face your audience while speaking; do not move the table or desk upon which a person reads or writes; do not lean on anyone.
- 11. 15. Keep your fingernails clean and short; also keep your hands and teeth clean without showing any great concern for them.
- 13. 16. Avoid having quirks like puffing up your cheeks, sticking out your tongue, rubbing your hands or beard, thrusting out the lips,
- 14. or biting the lips, or keeping the lips too open or too closed.
- 16. 17. Do not give insincere flattering compliments; neither should you tease someone who does not want to be played with.
- 18. 18. Do not read letters, books or papers in front of others unless it is necessary and then only when you have pardoned yourself.
- 20. 19. Normally have a pleasant nature, but in serious matters be somewhat grave.
- 22. 20. Do not overly use gestures.