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Miss
Manners

Many unfortunate people
suffer from Excessive Fits of
Hospitality.

Now Miss. Manners

believes that hospitality is a
wonderful, indeed a sacred,
thing. She is all for joviality
and largesse, open hearth,
the lavish larder and that sort
of thing.

But of course, she ad-

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Excessive hospitality is the
impulse to entertain people
one does not wish to enter-
tain or who do not want to be
so entertained, or the impulse

49 - Wednesday, May 8, 1985 - North Shore News

to entertain people to an ex-
tent one does not really want
to, or they do not really
want.

An excessive fit of
hospitality may be something
as small as refusing to hear of

dinner guests’ departing,
even though the evening has
run it’s course for everyone;
or aslargeas suddenly in-
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