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e TAUGHT BY EXAMPLE « 103

It is good manners to let others speak
first. .

Strive not with your superiors in argu-
ment, but be modest.

When a man does all he can, do not blame
him though he succeeds not well.

Take admonitions thankfully.

Be not hasty to believe flying reports to
the injury of another.

In your dress be modest, and consult your
condition.

Play not the peacock, luokiug vainly at
yourself.

It is better to be alune than in bad
company.

Let your conversation be with malice
or envy.

Urge not your friend to discover a secret.

Break not a jest where none take pleasure
in mirth.

Speak not injurious words either in jest or
earnest.

Gaze not on the blemishes of others.

When another speaks, be attentive.

Be not forward to relate news.