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"Expect
not
at
another's
hand
what
you
can
do
hy
your
own."
AIRING
A
woman
who,
as
the
THE
BED
mother
of several
sons,
has
many
young
men
as
guests
at
her
large
country
house,
says
she
can
Invariably
judge
a
man
from
the
care
he
takes
of
his
rodm.
A
young
man
who
has
been
well
brought
up,
she
says,
never
falls
to
turn
back
his
bedclothes
upon
aris-
ing
In
the
morning.
If
the
clothes,
sheets
and
all,
are
turned
back
smoothly
over
the
footboard
and
the
pillows
placed
near
the
open
window
in
a
convenient
chair,
she
decides
that
the
young
man's
mother
instilled
into
him
that
good
breeding
which
makes
neatness
and
cleanliness
and
care
Imperative
to
his
comfort
and
that
of
his
hostess.
She
further
adds
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