John A. Cone

The Man Who Pleases and the Woman Who Charms: the Art of Attraction John A. Cone

In our daily intercourse with one another, we may forget to render to others that thoughtfulness and attention which we exact from them. We all know that the essence of courtesy is the purpose, in speech and manner, to be agreeable, attractive, and lovable, to awaken by our presence happy impressions in another. We all understand this, but we so easily forget it, or, at least, forget to put it into practice. Courtesy is not the least of the Christian virtues, and it should be studied as an art. The reader is requested to accept these chapters in the spirit in which they were prepared. They are not profound psychological studies, or even original essays, but only a bringing together of simple, yet important truths, which are of concern to us all. Possibly they may be of some help, "Lest we forget,......"