A Desk Book on the Etiquette of Social Stationery (Classic Reprint) Review
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Paper talks. We read between the lines, along of the the margin, and across the envelope, the story of good or bad taste which speaks in tone, texture and design. It sthe paper on the desk, not the desk, or the handwrought paper weight, which gives side lights to character and marks the fair scribe as genuine, distinctive, charming or the reverse. The absent button and the misconnected belt Reading line talk loudly of their owner, but the rustle of the of her note paper is still more potent. aper A womans stationery opens up a new field to the student of human nature. One reads the ultra person in the bright blue correspondent, and the careless disregard to daintiness in the page of poorest texture which takes the writing like a blotting pad.
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